I'm Dyer Oxley and on the latest episode of Meet Me Here, we debate whether it's a good idea to name your baby after a character in pop culture.

I'm a bit partial to Fox from the X-Files or Cooper from Twin Peaks, a little local flavor.

In this very personal episode, two baby name experts join me and my pregnant wife, Nina, to help us make the biggest

decision yet in our unborn child's life. Listen to meet me here on the KUOW app or wherever you get

your podcast. Hello from the KUOW Newsroom. This is Seattle now. I'm Patricia Murphy with a roundup of today's top stories. It's Tuesday, June 17th. A federal judge has blocked President Trump's effort to cancel hundreds of grants from the National Institutes of Health. A lawsuit was brought in April by a coalition of 15 states, including Washington.

Attorney General Nick Brown says the ruling will allow some medical research to restart at the University of Washington.

The judge ruled that the Trump administration's process was, quote, arbitrary when it canceled grants, deemed to be focused on gender identity or diversity.

In response to the ruling,

a spokesperson for the Trump administration said they're exploring all legal options. A prominent farm worker organizer from Western Washington will ask an immigration judge to throw out his

deportation order. As Gustavo Seggero reports, supporters rallied today ahead of tomorrow's hearing.

These are the chance of a crowd of around 40 people who marched in front of the immigrant lockup, Tacoma, this afternoon.

The rallying in support of Alfredo Juarez-Safherino, a farm worker organizer detained at the facility.

Liz Darrow is with community to community development, a farm worker advocacy group in Waukham County.

Sepherino was arrested by ICE agents after he dropped off his partner to work in the tulip fields earlier this year.

They want us to look away while our friends, neighbors, and loved ones are disappeared. Shame!

We are tired. We are heartbroken.

And we are outraged.

But we must not be silent.

A deportation order was issued for Zephedino in 2018.

The family contends they were never notified and that he has no criminal record.

Less than a week ago, the Trump administration announced they would pause immigration crackdowns on farm workers, but then swiftly abandoned the idea.

Gustavo Zagreiro, K-U-O-W News.

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