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Opinion: Public charge rule has disastrous impact on the health of immigrants
By Maggie Gómez Opinion
A curiosity about Indigenous rights led a Colorado author to research migration. But a book wasn’t in her plans.
By Colorado Humanities & Center for the Book SunLit Interviews Primary category in which blog post is published
Woman taking refuge in southwest Colorado church hits 1,000 day mark
By Durango Herald News Primary category in which blog post is published
Colorado to consider bill similar to one that prompted DHS to cut off “trusted-traveler” programs for New Yorkers
By Jesse Paul Politics and Government Primary category in which blog post is published
An effort to block ICE agents from making courthouse arrests in Colorado will test Gov. Polis on immigration
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement says courthouse arrests are “far safer for everyone involved, including our officers and the person who’s being arrested.”
Denver officials won’t hand over information sought by Immigration and Customs Enforcement
ICE, the Homeland Security agency tasked with arresting and deporting people in the U.S. illegally, sent four administrative subpoenas earlier this week to Denver law enforcement
ICE subpoenas Denver law enforcement for information on 4 people wanted for deportation
If Denver officials don't respond, ICE, the Homeland Security agency responsible for arresting and deporting people in the U.S. illegally, could take the subpoena to a federal judge
Gov. Polis pardons Ingrid Encalada Latorre, who has spent years in sanctuary trying to avoid deportation
Polis also granted pardons to four other people and commuted the sentences of three people in his first use of his clemency powers since taking office a year ago
Asylum-seekers find compassion, resources at “House of Peace” once released from Aurora immigration center
Casa de Paz, tucked in a cul-de-sac not far from the GEO immigration facility in Aurora, offers a safe -- and secret -- location for new arrivals to get their bearings
Spring Café linked refugees with state lawmakers. A shortage of immigrants means the Denver coffee shop will close.
Spring Café's operators say they can’t find new refugee arrivals to fill jobs at the coffee shop, citing a decrease in people resettling in Colorado under the Trump administration
Across borders, through detention and into Colorado classrooms: The journey of solo children
In the past year, the number of children getting released to a parent, relative, or other sponsor here in Colorado has more than doubled
