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It's Tuesday.

This is Seattle now.

Six years ago, a vice president at Bellevue College instructed someone to alter the artist's

description of a campus mural.

It depicted the incarceration of Japanese American children during World War II.

That incident led to the resignation of two Bellevue administrators, including the college's president.

Now, Bellevue College is rededicating that mural permanently.

Coming up, we'll talk with Seattle artist Aaron Shagaki. But first, let's get you

caught up. The Seattle City Council is voting on two immigration enforcement related bills

today. The first would stop immigration enforcement activities on city property. The second

would keep some personal

data private. The meeting starts at 2 p.m. The King County Council is voting to reaffirm

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