Can an illegal immigrant fly to Hawaii?

Answer 1

a felon would commit a felony, so in any place im aware of, they would be arrested. I suspect you are asking, "Can a person with a previous felony conviction travel to Hawaii?" If this is the case, and the sentence has been satisfied, then, yes. There are restrictions in only two states of which I am aware: Nevada and Montana. Both require that all with previous felony convictions register within (I believe) 24 hours of entering the state if their intent is to remain for 24 hours or more. All residents in these two states who have a felony conviction record are required to register with law enforcement. There is no such requirement for Hawaii. There may be restrictions on where you may travel within the state depending on what type of conviction is on your record.

If, as the previous er surmised, you have not been sentenced or the sentence has not been satisfied due to an escape or fugitive status, then travel would be ill advised.

Answer 2

Travel to Hawaii from another state or US territory does not require a passport, HOWEVER it does require the display of valid identification in order to be allowed to board a regularly scheduled airline. You take your chances.

Answer 3

There are typically no prohibitions on travel for the previously convicted between states and territories of the US. That is provided the previously convicted person is not on parole or probation, and is not required to were a tether device that prohibits travel a certain distance from a central point. Although, if either of these conditions exist, you are already aware of this.