Nina Shapiro
Senior Editor at Seattle Times
Seattle Times reporter, covering social issues and more. [email protected]
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2 days ago |
chronline.com | Nina Shapiro
Standing Saturday on Broadway in Everett, where crowds of people on either side waved signs opposed to President Donald Trump as nonstop car honking urged protesters on, it was possible to feel that a groundswell against the federal administration was underway. That was precisely the point for many who came to a "Hands Off!" rally stretching for more than 2 miles. Sarah Brenner, 37, a stay-at-home mom from Snohomish, said Trump administration officials "want us to feel alone.
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4 days ago |
seattletimes.com | Nina Shapiro |Caitlyn Freeman
Standing Saturday on Broadway in Everett, where crowds of people on either side waved signs opposed to President Donald Trump as nonstop car honking urged protesters on, it was possible to feel that a groundswell against the federal administration was underway. That was precisely the point for many who came to a “Hands Off!” rally stretching for more than 2 miles. Sarah Brenner, 37, a stay-at-home mom from Snohomish, said Trump administration officials “want us to feel alone.
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2 weeks ago |
seattletimes.com | Nina Shapiro
Ruby Castañeda had flashbacks when federal immigration officials raided a Bellingham roofing company earlier this month. Five years ago, during President Donald Trump’s first administration, an Immigration and Customs Enforcement roundup swept up the Ferndale resident’s husband and 15 other workers at a concrete manufacturing company.
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3 weeks ago |
gazettextra.com | Nina Shapiro
SEATTLE - In what appears to be the first full-scale workplace raid in Washington since President Donald Trump took office, immigration officials descended on a roofing company in Bellingham on Wednesday and arrested 37 people. Those arrested are accused of misrepresenting their immigration status and submitting fraudulent documents to seek employment, according to a statement released by an ICE spokesperson. Copyright 2025 Tribune Content Agency.
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3 weeks ago |
thederrick.com | Nina Shapiro
SEATTLE — In what appears to be the first full-scale workplace raid in Washington since President Donald Trump took office, immigration officials descended on a roofing company in Bellingham on Wednesday and arrested 37 people. Those arrested are accused of misrepresenting their immigration status and submitting fraudulent documents to seek employment, according to a statement released by an ICE spokesperson.
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