They saw bodies — including those of children. Some were assaulted on a train, others were kidnapped. They risked run-ins with mafias and corrupt cops.
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Opinion: There’s a more humane solution than detention to the humanitarian crisis at the border
Case management is more effective and less expensive than warehousing asylum seekers, and CoCase management is more effective and less expensive than warehousing asylum seekers, and Colorado has an opportunity to signal its support.
Posted inCrime and Courts
Judge to rule on Teller County sheriff’s partnership with ICE by end of February
In closing arguments, ACLU of Colorado says agreement breaks state law, while sheriff’s attorneys counter that after training they are de facto federal agents
Posted inPolitics and Government
Denver bought one-way bus tickets for 1,900 migrants. Here’s where they were going.
Some of the top destinations were Chicago, New York City, Atlanta, Miami and Dallas
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Denver announces 14-day shelter limit for migrants as Colorado governor stops busing them to other states
Jared Polis was criticized by fellow Democratic mayors of Chicago and New York City for sending migrants on chartered buses
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Carman: Canada offers a road map to solving the global — and the local — immigration crisis
Canada sees immigration as part of the solution to labor market shortages and a step toward building a stronger economy
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Colorado governor says his plan to bus migrants out of Denver is “night and day” compared with GOP governors
The monthlong influx of migrants to Denver has cost more than $1.4 million so far, and Polis announced plans to spend $5 million
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Nicolais: My New Year’s resolutions for 2023
There are always a few things each of us can work on to make our life balance a little better
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Littwin: The war on Christmas is back, but this time it could turn deadly
Mike Littwin says the so-called war on Christmas is now for real, as Texas Gov. Greg Abbott wished a Merry Christmas to migrants dumped near VP Kamala Harris’ doorstep on a frigid Christmas Eve.
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Opinion: Time for Dreamers like me is running out
Unless Congress creates a pathway to citizenship soon, Colorado will lose thousands of workers and hundreds of millions of dollars of economic activity.