immigration

Trade tensions thawed slightly last week after China decided to exclude U.S. soybeans and pork from additional tariffs.

A couple of women from Ellensburg urged the city to follow Seattle's lead and concluded their request by suggesting a shopping boycott of Yakima could follow.

The event follows a statement issued by Washington state’s Catholic bishops calling for comprehensive immigration reform.

The Catholic Bishops of Washington State are Archbishop J. Peter Sartain, Archbishop Paul Etienne and Auxiliary Bishops Eusebio Elizondo and Daniel Mueggenborg of Seattle, Bishop Thomas Daly of Spokane, and Bishop Joseph Tyson of Yakima.

Still, many of the candidates have yet to pitch detailed proposals for immigration law and enforcement.

Our commerce, which if properly managed, will be a better instrument for obliging the interested nations of Europe to treat us with justice.

Immigration authorities said Friday that anyone with any involvement with marijuana, regardless of whether it's legal in their state, can be denied citizenship.

A year's worth of humanitarian crisis-level activity in just four months! Is it a crisis now?

An online article in The Hill about President Trump's latest offer to House Democrats to get the government back to full operation in exchange for $5.7 billion for increased border security reminds us all of what happens once an illegal alien gets ushered into our legal system: not much!

We are one year away from the 2020 census and while Yakima residents and those in all other communities will be asked a battery of important questions, the question in the courts now is: Will we be asked to declare our citizenship status?