Immigration

Despite Deportation Order, Immigration Activist Pledges to Keep Fighting

"I won't be quiet, I won't be silent, and I will continue working."

01/16/2018 By Hayat Norimine

News Roundup

Barring a Good Reason, Attorneys Can No Longer Mention Immigration Status

How the state Supreme Court decided immigration status was "generally inadmissible," and what's next.

11/28/2017 By Hayat Norimine

100 Years of Activism

1935–42: Locals Protest Anti-Interracial Marriage Laws and Japanese Internment

The only known newspaper to have decried internment policies in the area, maybe even the West Coast, was Bainbridge Island Review.

11/21/2017 By Madeline Ostrander and Valerie Schloredt

News Roundup

Seattle Reaffirms Support for DACA

A DACA recipient told council members the city should "prepare for the worst, as we undocumented youth have been doing."

10/02/2017 By Hayat Norimine

Essay

The Great Divide: Growing Up in Rural Washington as a Muslim Immigrant

What being an outsider taught me about race, class, and politics today.

08/17/2017 By Hayat Norimine

A Waiting Game

Meet the Immigrant Choosing Prison Over Deportation

Erasto Merino Najera fears returning to Mexico will cost him his life.

06/12/2017 By Hayat Norimine

Immigration

Haitians Are Now the Second-Largest Population at the Northwest Detention Center

Since fall, undocumented Haitians have been put through the fast-track removal process if they were caught crossing the Mexican border.

05/23/2017 By Hayat Norimine

Intentional Strangers

The Region's Fastest-Growing Immigrant Population Might Not Be Getting the Help It Needs

And you don’t have to be undocumented to feel the fear.

05/15/2017 By Hayat Norimine

City Hall

Federal Judge's Block on Trump Could Help Seattle's Case

Seattle sued the Trump administration last month for its threat to withhold money from sanctuary cities.

04/25/2017 By Hayat Norimine

Crossroads

75 Years Ago, Only One Paper Opposed Japanese American Internment Camps

The Bainbridge Island Review was the only known paper in the area to decry the policy.

04/02/2017 By Hayat Norimine

Past in Present

We’ve Seen What Happens When an Ethnic Group Is Seized by Executive Order

It was in 1942, when Japanese citizens in the Seattle area were sent to internment camps.

01/19/2017 By Madeline Ostrander

Morning Opinion

Cities' Rights

There's nothing hypocritical about fighting for civil rights.

11/30/2016 By Josh Feit

Opinion

It's Hard to Make the Case that Clinton Voters Are Living in a Bubble, and Other Reactions to the 2016 Election

Election winners and losers.

11/10/2016 By Josh Feit

Quote Unquote

Soeur Suong Is an American

The road from Cambodian refugee to naturalized citizen was anything but smooth, though.

06/21/2016 By Matthew Halverson

Morning Fizz

Sound Transit Three Looks at Nearly $1 Billion for New Parking Stalls

Sound Transit's parking agenda and the city council's legislative agenda.

12/18/2015 By Josh Feit

PubliCalendar

PubliCalendar: Wing Luke Museum Presents Immigration in Context

Today's picks for civic nerds

05/07/2015 By Atoosa Moinzadeh

PubliCalendar

PubliCalendar: Last Call for Transit Advisory Board Applications

Today's picks for civic nerds

04/29/2015 By Atoosa Moinzadeh

PubliCalendar

PubliCalendar: The Affordable Housing Agenda

Today's picks for civic nerds

12/04/2014 By Darren Davis

Seattle Met

Immigration

Despite Deportation Order, Immigration Activist Pledges to Keep Fighting

Top Stories: A Deal on Short-Term Rentals, Inslee's Address, and ICE Agents at 7-Eleven

Barring a Good Reason, Attorneys Can No Longer Mention Immigration Status

1935–42: Locals Protest Anti-Interracial Marriage Laws and Japanese Internment

Top Stories: Mayor’s Budget, GOP Tax Bill, Sanctuary Status

Seattle Reaffirms Support for DACA

The Great Divide: Growing Up in Rural Washington as a Muslim Immigrant

Meet the Immigrant Choosing Prison Over Deportation

Haitians Are Now the Second-Largest Population at the Northwest Detention Center

The Region's Fastest-Growing Immigrant Population Might Not Be Getting the Help It Needs

Federal Judge's Block on Trump Could Help Seattle's Case

75 Years Ago, Only One Paper Opposed Japanese American Internment Camps

We’ve Seen What Happens When an Ethnic Group Is Seized by Executive Order

Cities' Rights

It's Hard to Make the Case that Clinton Voters Are Living in a Bubble, and Other Reactions to the 2016 Election

Soeur Suong Is an American

Sound Transit Three Looks at Nearly $1 Billion for New Parking Stalls

PubliCalendar: Wing Luke Museum Presents Immigration in Context

PubliCalendar: Last Call for Transit Advisory Board Applications

PubliCalendar: The Affordable Housing Agenda