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Rachel Spacek

Rachel Spacek

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Government Reporter, Idaho Statesman

Boise

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Photojournalism,News Features, Editorial Cartoons Perspective, Arts & Culture Narrative Journalism

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I like to cover all topics

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Total articles 2478

  • ‘We have lots of work for you guys’ - emails show coordination between deputies in Idaho’s Kootenai County and immigration officials

    By Rachel Spacek Verified| Wenatchee World Verified In late January, federal immigration officials got a lead on three people in Idaho they thought, based on information shared by Kootenai County Deputy Harvey Ballman, “may be illegal.”Not only that, but Ballman was “more than willing to send us more information in the future,” wrote one Border Patrol agent in an email, passing along the addresses from Ballman of the three targets of immigration enforcement weeks into President Donald Trump's second term.

    By Rachel Spacek Verified · Wenatchee World

    Apr. 05, 2025

  • Emails show coordination between deputies in Idaho’s Kootenai County and immigration officials

    By Rachel Spacek Verified| Yahoo Verified Kootenai County Sheriff Bob Norris, shown here in a photo from 2024, has said that his agency would be working “in tandem” with federal authorities’ immigration enforcement.

    By Rachel Spacek Verified · Yahoo

    Apr. 05, 2025

  • ‘We have lots of work for you guys’ - emails show coordination between deputies in Idaho’s Kootenai County and immigration officials

    By Rachel Spacek Verified| Wenatchee World Verified In late January, federal immigration officials got a lead on three people in Idaho they thought, based on information shared by Kootenai County Deputy Harvey Ballman, “may be illegal.”Not only that, but Ballman was “more than willing to send us more information in the future,” wrote one Border Patrol agent in an email, passing along the addresses from Ballman of the three targets of immigration enforcement weeks into President Donald Trump's second term.

    By Rachel Spacek Verified · Wenatchee World

    Apr. 05, 2025

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Idaho Statesman

The Idaho Statesman is Idaho’s largest circulating print newspaper, established in 1864 in Boise. Originally founded as the Idaho Tri-Weekly Statesman, it has played a significant role in the region's history, documenting key events from Idaho's transition to statehood to major national events like World War II and the Civil Rights Movement. The newspaper provides comprehensive news coverage, focusing on local, national, and international issues, particularly those relevant to Idaho, such as agriculture and politics. It maintains extensive historical archives dating back to its founding, which are accessible for research purposes. The Idaho Statesman publishes a daily print edition and produces commemorative publications, including specialty books that celebrate the region's history. It serves a diverse audience, including Idaho residents, academic institutions, and local businesses.

Boise, Idaho, United States

+1 208-377-6200

Founded: 1864