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WA ‘will not be bullied or intimidated,’ Ferguson tells Bondi
Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson swiped back Tuesday in response to threats from U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi to withhold federal funding and potentially prosecute officials if they fail to cooperate with the Trump administration on immigration enforcement.
On Tuesday, the governor responded to the U.S. attorney general’s recent letter demanding that Washington drop its sanctuary ...
These justifications didn’t end well for Davis and Stephens then; they aren’t likely to end well for Ferguson now,” Walsh ...
U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi wrote a letter saying Washington state had been identified by the White House as a "sanctuary ...
Gov. Bob Ferguson has authorized an investigation into the conduct of members of the Washington State Fish and Wildlife ...
Gov. Bob Ferguson on Thursday appointed Angela Ramirez as the department’s new secretary, effective Sept. 22. Through Jan. 20 ...
Gov. Bob Ferguson’s history with the NAACP goes back to his days in college when he began reading books about the law. He told a crowd of about 200 people outside the new permanent home of the NAACP ...
Among the assumptions that politicians often make about their own importance is that the public doesn’t have a right to know what they’re up to in their capacity as an elected official at any given ti ...
Gov. Bob Ferguson's history with the NAACP goes back to his days in college when he began reading books about the law. He ...
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