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I'm Ruby Deluna with a roundup of today's top stories.

It's Friday, February 20th.

Starting with big international news, the U.S. Supreme Court today struck down some of the Trump

administration's sweeping tariffs, and that's been greeted with bipartisan support in Washington

state. Republican Congressman Dan Newhouse represents central Washington. He says the decision restores balance

between the legislative and executive branches. State Republican Party chair Jim Walsh says the

court's decision is a, quote, rational ruling that Trump should apply tariffs more selectively.

I think in the long run, what we want to see is we want a trade

policy in which the United States is not the sucker anymore, in which the United States

acts appropriately when trading partners tariff and tax us. Democrats were more emphatic in their criticism of Trump's tariff policies.

The Seattle Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce thanked Democratic Governor Bob Ferguson

for opposing the tariffs in a filing to the U.S. Supreme Court.

Tukwila is the latest Washington City to consider a ban on allowing federal immigration agencies to set up new detention facilities.

Gustavo Sagrero has more.

Tequilla City Council Member Joe Camacho says many cities like his are worried about drawing too much attention to themselves.

I think the attention is already here. So we need to put things in place

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