ICE arrests hit Seattle immigration courts

🚘 More than 45 million Americans plan to travel this weekend — here are the best and worst times to be on the road during the crunch. (KING 5)

ICE agents, often wearing masks, have been waiting in the hallways of a Department of Justice immigration court in Seattle, arresting people after a judge has granted a government's motion to dismiss their deportation cases.

• The open cases had stayed their deportations, but the dismissals permit ICE to seek expedited removal. (KUOW)

📚 Barnes & Noble is taking over some operations at the University Book Store in the U District.

• The 125-year-old local book store will still manage sales of textbooks and school supplies, but the national chain will handles sales of books intended for the general public. (Puget Sound Business Journal)

🩺 About 200,000 Washington residents could lose Medicaid coverage under legislation that passed the U.S. House this week, Gov. Bob Ferguson told reporters yesterday. (Cascade PBS)