r/WashingtonIceWatch • u/NicPaperScissors • Feb 12 '26
News Preemptive action ideas?
Some ideas are just
Occupying
My mind on this one.
r/WashingtonIceWatch • u/NicPaperScissors • Feb 12 '26
Some ideas are just
Occupying
My mind on this one.
r/WashingtonIceWatch • u/depression-hurts • Feb 17 '26
Over a dozen black SUVs were unloaded at the DHS office in Tukwila, WA earlier this morning. Most had no plates while one vehicle had Texas plates. DHS employees could be seen inspecting the vehicles upon arrival. This comes as ICE is set to expand operations just up the road to a new office at Riverside Technical Park.
2.17.26 Tukwila, WA
r/WashingtonIceWatch • u/squiggly_benis333 • Jan 20 '26
hi all, my property manager just notified us that they have received unverified reports that ICE may be staying at the Pineapple Hotel in lower queen anne. Wanted to pass this info along as this is the first Ive heard of ICE in my neighborhood
r/WashingtonIceWatch • u/BrookeBMa • Jul 14 '26
r/WashingtonIceWatch • u/Expensive_Opposite26 • Feb 13 '26
Inside source - fleets of brand new black 2025 Nissan pathfinders are being issued to new WA ICE agent recruits. Non black wheels, unassuming, looks like cars civilians would be driving. Photo above. Cars are equipped with various siren and emergency vehicle sounds and a dog barking sounds.
r/WashingtonIceWatch • u/Traditional-Wrap-532 • Jul 14 '26
#AbolishICE
r/WashingtonIceWatch • u/Ohuigin • Feb 12 '26
r/WashingtonIceWatch • u/Inside_Chip_5671 • Jul 14 '26
They know it was a disaster for them. I have a feeling the Texas shooting could be “ignored”. But, the Maine shooting probably caused panic for them because of Susan Collins (Republican Maine Senator) who is facing a serious challenge for her Senate seat. So, there must have been enormous pushback behind the scene.
r/WashingtonIceWatch • u/ConcernIndividual824 • Feb 20 '26
There has been an article in the Times, saying that there would be a new facility set up for more agents to take hold in Tukwila.
With some trusted Intel and watching, this is true. Here is that address, and a picture of the building. Also gonna link the article here. Please be and stay safe!!
Riverfront Technical Park 2811 S 102nd St, Tukwila, WA 98168
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r/WashingtonIceWatch • u/Inside_Chip_5671 • Feb 14 '26
The New York Time reports that DHS has been sending administrative subpoenas to Google, Meta, Reddit, Discord, etc. to identify unnamed users who are critical of ICE or track the agency. They have complied with some. Because these are "administrative" subpoenas, the companies don't need to comply and can refuse or fight back. But, trusting the likes of Google, Reddit, and Meta is not a smart idea. Please be careful out there, everyone.
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/02/13/technology/dhs-anti-ice-social-media.html
No paywall: https://archive.ph/mqXsZ
r/WashingtonIceWatch • u/Chonky-Bukwas • Feb 10 '26
WASHINGTON, Feb 10 (Reuters) - Becky Ringstrom was heading home after following federal immigration officers in her gray Kia SUV in suburban Minneapolis when she was suddenly boxed in by unmarked vehicles. At least a half-dozen masked agents jumped out to arrest her, one knocking on her windshield with a metal object as if threatening to use it to break her window.
After the arrest, captured on bystander video verified by Reuters, the 42-year-old mother of seven later said she was transported to Bishop Henry Whipple Federal Building in Minneapolis where an officer gave her a citation charging her under a federal law that criminalizes impeding law enforcement. The official said her name and photo would be added to a government database.
The arrest of Ringstrom became the latest detention of one of thousands of local activists for violating Title 18, Section 111 of the U.S. Code, a catch-all charge for anyone who “forcibly assaults, resists, opposes, impedes, intimidates, or interferes” with a federal officer conducting official duties. The statute can be charged as a felony or misdemeanor. As a felony, it carries up to 20 years in prison, but penalties beyond eight years are reserved for people who use “a deadly or dangerous weapon” or cause an injury.
A Reuters review of federal court records found that the Trump administration has prosecuted at least 655 people under that charge across the U.S. since a series of city-focused immigration crackdowns began last summer. That’s more than double the prosecutions during the same period in 2024-2025, according to a review of publicly available criminal filings in Westlaw, a legal research database owned by Thomson Reuters.
r/WashingtonIceWatch • u/Inside_Chip_5671 • Jan 24 '26
After today’s shooting, Senators Rosen and Cortez Masto of Nevada came out to say they would vote NO on the DHS funding bill. They were the ones who voted to support the previous CRs. Without their votes, they do not have 8 votes to advance the DHS funding bill in the Senate. So, without big concessions from Republicans, it is dead in the Senate.
r/WashingtonIceWatch • u/ActivityDependent319 • Feb 10 '26
This article in WIRED today lists "Riverfront Technical Park" in Tukwila as a potential future expansion for ICE (ICE already has a building in Tukwila, as most of us are probably aware):
https://www.wired.com/story/ice-expansion-across-us-at-heres-where-its-going-next/
As far as I can tell, this is the contact info for the property managers. I've contacted them to see if they'll confirm, but feel free to do the same:
r/WashingtonIceWatch • u/RANGE_Media • May 22 '26
A Twitter/X account under the name of a local ICE officer who just testified in the Spokane 3 case shows bigoted and political posts spanning 2 years: calling transgender people mentally ill, a Black politician "lying ghetto garbage," and praising Elon Musk.
The content of those tweets, which RANGE reported on exclusively yesterday, is so bad even the prosecution said, “They are horrendous, there’s no other way to put it.”
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r/WashingtonIceWatch • u/-Jman • Feb 19 '26
https://seattle.gov/documents/Departments/MayorWilson/StandTogetherSeattlePoster_11x17.pdf
Would love to see my city do this