The shortened session will feature bills that would ban face coverings for all law enforcement agents and put guardrails for Flock camera data.
OLYMPIA, Wash. — Immigration enforcement and how Washington should respond to federal actions are emerging as top priorities for lawmakers at the state Capitol as the legislative session gets underway.
Several immigration enforcement-related measures are already on the docket, following a recent University of Washington report that found federal immigration agents still have access to Washington driver data from the state Department of Licensing.
State Rep. Chris Stearns said members of the Members of Color Caucus are especially concerned about continued federal
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