Some immigrants withdraw from public benefits for fear of losing green cards Ross Reynolds talk to Sarah Sumadi, senior program manager at One America, and Aliya Haq, nutrition services supervisor with the International Community... Ross Reynolds Play AudioListen 12 mins
'I'm beginning to hear a needle drop.' Poet reflects on family ghosts Denver poet Diana Khoi Nguyen's family is haunted by bees. It's easier for them to speak about the bees than it is to speak about her brother's suicide.... Adwoa Gyimah-Brempong Play AudioListen 27 mins
Congressman Kilmer on the effects of a government shutdown Bill Radke talks to Congressman Derek Kilmer about President Trump's announcement that he would consider a government shutdown if he doesn't see a vote... Bill Radke Play AudioListen 15 mins
How many separated immigrant children are in Washington? The state wants to know Across the country, 711 immigrant children separated from their parents at the border still remain disconnected from their families. Now, Washington... Anna Boiko-Weyrauch Play AudioListen 1 min
With family reunification deadline upon us, what's the state of Washington detentions? Today is the deadline for the Trump administration to finish reunifying families it separated at the border. Meghan Casey of the Northwest Immigrant... Casey Martin Play AudioListen 5 mins
PHOTOS: Honduran mom reunited with son after almost two months in detention A mother and child from Honduras, forced apart for nearly two months, are the first family of asylum seekers to be reunited in the Northwest. John Ryan Play AudioListen 2 mins
Honduran mom freed from Tacoma detention still can't see her 6-year-old son Yolany Padilla and her six-year-old son, Jelsin, crossed the border into Texas in May after fleeing Honduras, one of the world's most violent nations.... John Ryan Play AudioListen 2 mins
DNA testing to unite immigrant families is more complicated than it seems Late last month, a federal judge in San Diego gave the Trump administration two weeks to reunite children under five with their parents, after... Adwoa Gyimah-Brempong Play AudioListen 9 mins
Hundreds sworn in as new U.S. citizens on Independence Day While many people were barbecuing and playing in the sun for the Fourth of July, hundreds in Seattle became new U.S. citizens. Casey Martin Play AudioListen 2 mins
Weekend recap: Protests in Seattle and Sasquatch calls it quits Bill Radke talks to our panelists about the 'Familes Belong Together' protests across the country over the weekend, including the rally at the SeaTac... Bill Radke Play AudioListen 17 mins
