This news article discusses a recent bill passed by Washington state lawmakers that could prevent the deportation of undocumented immigrants with criminal records. KIRO Newsradio host John Curley criticizes the bill, predicting it will lead to more crime in the state. The article also highlights segments from Curley's show, including discussions on senior living, gun legislation, and the Museum of Pop Culture's upcoming Asian comic exhibition.
Washington legislators have passed a bill in the Senate that could potentially block undocumented immigrants with criminal records from being deported. KIRO News radio host John Curley believes that a Washington bill concerning misdemeanors introduced in the Olympia Legislature will contribute to increased lawlessness in the state.
Klickitat County Sheriff Bob Songer expresses his disapproval of Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson's policies and urges him to keep his interventions away from his 'posses'. Curley also highlights various segments of his show, featuring discussions on the Department of Education's origins, the King County Executive budget proposal, and upcoming gun legislation in 2025. Additionally, he mentions an exhibition at the Museum of Pop Culture (MOPOP) exploring Asian comics and discusses topics like senior living, food insecurity, and home water damage prevention. The text concludes by mentioning a tree-planting fundraiser organized by the Mountains to Sound Greenway Trust
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