In the wake of two killings of protesters by federal agents and amid bitter national debate over immigration enforcement, Gov. Josh Green said Tuesday he’d welcome action by the state Legislature to fast-track legislation protecting immigrants. The previous day, following his state of the state address, Green had struck a different tone, saying he could “stand up” for Hawaii values without taking too adversarial an approach. Green was less definitive when asked whether he would support bills to largely prohibit local police from cooperating with federal authorities in connection with immigration enforcement activities. Jurisdictions with sanctuary laws have found themselves in the administration’s crosshairs, demonized as threats to national security and at times facing ramped-up immigration enforcement, including in Chicago and Minneapolis.