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Churches and advocates mobilize as ICE activity continues in WA

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By Renee Diaz
| Tri-City Herald Verified
Wenatchee, WA As immigration customs enforcement agent sightings grow, local religious leaders face new concerns for their communities, trying to worship freely and safely. In late summer 2025, according to a report by the Washington State Standard, the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown intensified.
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Churches and advocates mobilize as ICE activity continues in Washington

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By Renee Diaz
| Oregon Public Broadcasting Verified
Washington State Standard is part of States Newsroom, a network of news bureaus supported by grants and a coalition of donors as a 501(c)(3) public charity. A sign hangs that says “ICE and Homeland Security are not permitted to enter the facility without a valid judicial warrant,” at Cascade Unitarian Universalist Fellowship in East Wenatchee.
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New dietary guidelines promote whole foods. But with less education on nutrition, rural communities could still struggle to eat healthy

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By Renee Diaz
| Northwest Public Broadcasting
Washington state nutrition experts warn new federal dietary guidelines may miss the mark and lack the resources to educate people on the new health movement. “I think the idea of yes, whole grains, fruits and vegetables, this whole, ‘Eat more real food.’ That is great. But it also kind of leaves out social determinants of health. Not everybody can afford red meat.
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