Katie Daviscourt
Katie Daviscourt is a Seattle-based correspondent. Twitter: @KatieDaviscourt
Cornell student self-deports after visa revoked rather than take up legal battle
"I have lost faith I could walk the streets without being abducted. Weighing up these options, I took the decision to leave on my own terms," said Momodou Taal.
State Dept revokes visas for Mexican band members who praised Cartel leader 'El Mencho' at concert
"The last thing we need is a welcome mat for people who extol criminals and terrorists."
Washington state 'sanctuary' laws under fire as House Judiciary investigates
The committee contends that the state's sanctuary laws not only obstruct federal immigration law but also endanger the lives of American citizens by shielding "criminal aliens" from deportation.
MAJOR FLOP: Disney's live-action Snow White expected to lose $115 MILLION
The film, which premiered on March 21, cost $410 million in feature expenses and is expected to bring in just $295 million in total revenues.
Mass layoffs at RFK Jr's Health and Human Services begin: report
The department, headed by Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., is expected to decrease its staff from 82,000 federal health employees to 62,000, which is expected to save taxpayers $1.8 billion annually.
Georgia father arrested after leaving kids ages 1, 6, and 10, alone at McDonald's while he attended a job interview
Chris Louis, of Young Drive, was taken into custody on March 22 and has been charged with deprivation of a minor.
BREAKING UPDATE: Authorities arrest illegal alien who escaped ICE Detention Center near Seattle
Alvaro Flores-Barboza, 24, of Venezuela, climbed over security fencing to escape the facility.
Harvard medical researcher detained by ICE, visa revoked over 'lying to federal officers' about importing 'biological substances': DHS
A DHS spokesperson said that Petrova was "lawfully detained after lying to federal officers about carrying biological substances into the country."
DOJ investigates Stanford, California universities over affirmative action compliance
The Justice Department is reviewing whether the schools are complying with the Supreme Court's 2023 ruling that overturned affirmative action.
WA state Sheriff Keith Swank SLAMS bill to let non-US citizens become law enforcement officers
"Allowing noncitizens to enforce laws on American citizens is a step too far."
Seattle activist organizing 'Tesla Takedowns' vows to continue protests against Elon Musk amid domestic terror attacks on company
Valerie Costa, 43, a lead organizer for the "Tesla Takedown" movement, referred to the demonstrations as "good trouble."
Tufts University student arrested by ICE, DHS cancels visa over 'glorifying' terrorism
Rumeysa Ozturk, 30, of Turkey, has been accused of "glorifying and supporting" anti-Israel terrorism through her activism at the Massachusetts-based university.
Seattle-area millionaire criminally charged after vandalizing Tesla in viral incident
Kamelia Enzler, 55, of Bellevue, has been charged with third-degree criminal mischief.
Brandon Straka confronts clueless liberal women on their blind bias against black female Trump voters at Women's March
The encounter was a small example of a modern-day phenomenon, where white progressive women feel the need to be the voice of minorities.
'There's an exclusivity to Park City': Outrage ensues as Sundance Film Festival considers move to Cincinnati
"I hate to say it, but there's just nothing sexy about Cincinnati," one attendee told Variety.