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You Checked Into a Motel 6 for a Bed, Not a Line to an Immigration Agent You drove into a parking lot in Everett, or pulled off I-5 somewhere between Federal Way and the SeaTac curve. You were tired. Maybe you were traveling for work, maybe you were visiting family, maybe you had just landed in Washington and needed somewhere to sleep for a few nights. You checked in. You paid for a room. You gave the desk your name, your date of birth, your license plate number, and your room key activated. Then you walked away believing something every guest is entitled to believe: that what you handed to that front desk stayed between you and the people running the hotel. That the room you paid for was yours for the night. That your presence in that building was your private affair, the kind of business Washington State has always treated as nobody else’s concern. We are writing this page for one purpose. If you were a guest at a Motel 6 in Washington State between February and September of 2017, and your personal information was shared with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents without your knowledge and without…