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  • Author: Andrea Marcos

WA DOL shared data with Border Patrol for Eastern WA civil immigration enforcement in apparent state violation

April 2, 2026

Range Media | Erin Sellers: “WA DOL shared data with Border Patrol for Eastern WA civil immigration enforcement in apparent state violation” cites UWCHR’s research on data sharing between the WA Department of Licensing and federal immigration enforcement agencies through a national system called Nlets. Read the full article →

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He Couldn’t Close His Eyes to Injustice: The Life and Legacy of Efraín Arévalo Ibarra

March 24, 2026

Gray-scale illustration of Efraín, wearing thick rimmed glasses, a yellow circle stylistically in the background behind him highlighting his face. Scanned documents related to his life make up the background.

Today, on International Right to Truth Day, the University of Washington Center for Human Rights is honored to share a new multimedia publication, celebrating the life and legacy of ANDES 21 de Junio union organizer and educator Efraín Arévalo Ibarra, who was disappeared by the government of El Salvador in 1977. “He Couldn’t Close His

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Trump Has Detained the Parents of More Than 11,000 U.S. Citizen Kids

March 23, 2026

ProPublica | Jeff Ernsthausen, Mario Ariza, McKenzie Funk, Mica Rosenberg and Gabriel Sandoval: “Trump Has Detained the Parents of More Than 11,000 U.S. Citizen Kids” cites UWCHR’s research on immigration enforcement trends. Read the full article →

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ICE used arrest quotas and surveillance technology in Oregon immigration raids, rare court testimony shows

March 13, 2026

El País | Alonso Martínez: “ICE used arrest quotas and surveillance technology in Oregon immigration raids, rare court testimony shows” cites UWCHR’s research on immigration enforcement trends in the Pacific Northwest. Read the full article →

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After Trump called Portland ‘war-ravaged,’ ICE apprehensions near the city spiked 600%

March 13, 2026

Oregon Public Broadcasting | Troy Brynelson: “After Trump called Portland ‘war-ravaged,’ ICE apprehensions near the city spiked 600%” cites UWCHR’s research on immigration enforcement trends in the Pacific Northwest. Read the full article →

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King County saw the most street immigration arrests across WA in 2025

March 13, 2026

KUOW | Gustavo Sagrero Álvarez: “King County saw the most street immigration arrests across WA in 2025” cites UWCHR’s research on immigration enforcement trends in the Pacific Northwest. Read the full article →

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Dramatic spike in WA ICE arrests hit Eastern WA agricultural region

March 12, 2026

Tri-City Herald | Larissa Babiak: “Dramatic spike in WA ICE arrests hit Eastern WA agricultural region” cites UWCHR’s research on immigration enforcement trends in the Pacific Northwest. Read the full article →

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New UW data shows immigration arrests surged in the Pacific Northwest in late 2025

March 12, 2026

King 5 | Sharon Yoo: “New UW data shows immigration arrests surged in the Pacific Northwest in late 2025” cites UWCHR’s research on immigration enforcement trends in the Pacific Northwest. Read the full article →

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New federal data reveals extent of immigration arrests in Oregon, Washington

March 12, 2026

The Oregonian | Yesenia Amaro: “New federal data reveals extent of immigration arrests in Oregon, Washington” cites UWCHR’s research on immigration enforcement trends in the Pacific Northwest. Read the full article →

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Condado Yakima registró el mayor aumento de operativos migratorios en WA

March 11, 2026

Latino Herald | Marines Scaramazza: “Condado Yakima registró el mayor aumento de operativos migratorios en WA” cites UWCHR’s research on immigration enforcement trends in the Pacific Northwest. Read the full article →

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