Nina Shapiro

Are immigration judges defying a federal court order by not issuing bonds? Immigrant advocates say yes. New U.S. Attorney Neil Floyd disagrees.

The Trump administration wants more immigration judges to work through a huge backlog of cases. So why is it firing judges? A Seattle judge's record deepens the mystery.

Medical institutions across WA are concerned about the new fee, which they fear will harm recruiting efforts as the state faces a major physician shortage.

Conditions inside Tacoma's Northwest ICE Processing Center are a mystery for many. In new interviews, people currently and formerly held there reveal what life is like.

The governor's executive order also directs state agencies to review their data policies. ICE's use of state licensing data came to light in July.

Microsoft emailed workers Friday, urging traveling H-1B employees to return to the U.S. by Saturday and avoid future travel abroad to prevent reentry issues.

The pedestrian, pronounced dead at the scene, was a 24-year-old man from Granite Falls.

An apparent "tunnel ventilation issue" shut down 1 Line light rail service from the University District to downtown Seattle on Saturday afternoon.

The state Department of Licensing says an ICE division lied about how information obtained through a state system would be used.

Records reveal 7 with WA ties went to CECOT prison in El Salvador, 6 to Guantánamo Bay and 1 to South Sudan. They left via Boeing Field or Sea-Tac airport.

ICE arrested 218 immigrants in Washington last month, according to new data. A sizable share did not have criminal records, though less than in June.

Until now, it's been hard to quantify ramped up ICE arrests and detention IN Washington. Recently released government data offers concrete numbers.

Many members of the Reyes family have had temporary protected status for 26 years. Now, some may have to go back to Honduras, leaving others behind.

ICE spent weeks at immigration court. No longer, a sign of changing methods that are breaking norms, sowing confusion and sparking evolving pushback.

A Washington man hadn't seen his family since he was evacuated from Afghanistan in 2021. He'd been working to reunite with them since. Then came the travel ban.

The rise of paneer in WA is, in part, a tale of intertwining cross-border communities at a time of tension sparked by tariffs and talk of a "51st state."

The Seattle region has large numbers of people from several of the countries named in the ban, including Afghanistan, Somalia, Eritrea and Iran.

U.S. Reps. Pramila Jayapal, Emily Randall and Maxine Dexter said they came to the Northwest ICE Processing Center to exercise congressional oversight.

Lewelyn Dixon, whose arrest at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport in February attracted national attention, has been a lawful permanent resident for more than 50 years.

People mobilized at Seattle Immigration Court to advise immigrants of their rights and support those taken away in what appears to be a new tactic to fast-track removals.