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Tacoma Sheriff Comments on Immigration Enforcement Laws, Future ICE Cooperation

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By Valeria Gutierrez, Valeria Ávila Gutiérrez
| The Trail (University of Puget Sound) Verified
On April 10, Sheriff Swank met with the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Seattle Field Office Director Camilla Wamsley at the Northwest ICE Processing Center in Tacoma. “The purpose was to see the facility,” Swank said. “I never even knew where it was before.” He emphasized that he has not met with ICE officials since April. “I’ll say this for the probably the 50th time, so you guys can have it too. We’re not working with ICE.
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University Women’s League Welcomes First Male Member Ahead of 125th Anniversary

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By Valeria Gutierrez, Valeria Ávila Gutiérrez
| The Trail (University of Puget Sound) Verified
For the first time in its 125-year history, the University of Puget Sound Women’s League is welcoming its first male member. Photo courtesy of Kim McDowell. Founded in 1900, the League is one of the oldest organizations on campus. Since its inception, the League has focused on supporting students: fundraising to help pay for buildings, furnishing student residences, facilitating library acquisitions, starting scholarships and more.
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By Valeria Gutierrez, Valeria Irasem Gutiérrez, Chris Seveney, Kevin Sobilo
| BiggerPockets Verified
Hi everyone, I’m dealing with a title fraud situation on a property I purchased in Cleveland. It turns out there was a forged deed in the chain of title prior to my purchase (seller impersonation). I filed a claim with my title insurance, and they’ve offered to pay the full policy amount (~$37K). However, they’re not giving clear answers about what happens to the title if I accept the payout—specifically whether the defect remains or gets resolved.
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