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(The Center Square) – The Seattle City Council unanimously approved a plan Tuesday requiring the police department to document evidence of potentially unlawful acts by Immigrations and Custom Enforcement agents during immigration actions. The plan was first announced in an executive order by Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson on Jan. 29. Tuesday’s city council vote codifies it into city law. Kent Loux, the new president of the Seattle Police Officer’s Guild, did respond to an email
(The Center Square) – Nine days remain in the 2026 legislative session in Olympia, and the proposed income tax has yet to reach the House floor and reports circulating late Tuesday suggest it may not reach the floor this session. There are media reports that Gov. Bob Ferguson has told supporters and donors that getting it just right could mean “coming back next year to finish the bill in a longer session,” he wrote in
(The Center Square) – The Washington state House of Representatives has passed a Senate bill that would prohibit law enforcement officers from wearing facial coverings in public and on duty. The bill also creates a civil cause of action for private citizens detained by law enforcement wearing mask at the time of detention. The bill has been a high priority for majority party Democrats in Olympia since the beginning of session, in response to Immigration
(The Center Square) – After more than 100 years of tradition, the Spokane City Council voted Monday to move its regular meeting date to Wednesdays, with other rule changes slated for a vote next week. The council typically adopts its annual rules of procedure in the lead-up to Jan. 1 or soon after. The process was delayed this time as multiple members faced reelection. Two new officials joined the dais this year, shaking up the
