Protests Outside GEO Detention Facility in Aurora Largely Uneventful
Amid a massive law enforcement presence, dueling protests outside of the GEO immigrant detention facility in Aurora were largely uneventful.
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AOC, Neguse Visit Ingrid Encalada Latorre in Sanctuary Church in Boulder
AOC and Joe Neguse visited Ingrid Encalada Latorre, who is living in sanctuary in a Boulder church.
Op-Ed: Why Immigrants Make Some of Colorado’s Best Entrepreneurs
“I want to encourage the U.S. government to make it easier to hire top talent from around the world.”
Joe Neguse, AOC Meet With Youth Climate Activists in Boulder
“Yesterday, over seven thousand people showed up amplified and ready to strike for our future. And we are just getting started.”
Denver Youth Activists Rally at Capitol, Join Wave of Global Climate Strikes
“It’s the most inspiring sight I’ve ever seen in my life.”
Homeless Encampment Near Lawson Park Scattered for Xcel Energy Project
A homeless encampment that was allowed to stay last week after organizers pressured the city has now been scattered.
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Inside Brutal Report on the Colorado Civil Rights Commission
The report centers on incompetence and a lack of transparency.
Hundreds of Protesters Rally Outside Home of GEO Facility Warden
Anti-ICE protesters rallied outside the home of Johnny Choate, the warden of the GEO immigration detention facility in Aurora.
Two Women Are Trying to Put a 22-Week Abortion Ban on Colorado’s 2020 Ballot
Two women are seeking to put an abortion ban on Colorado’s 2020 ballot.
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Mayor, City Council Unveil $15 Minimum Wage Plan for Denver
If city council passes the proposal, employees in Denver would be paid at least $15.87 per hour starting in 2021.
Disturbing Dog-on-Truck Video Followed by Death Threat, Legal Questions
There are fewer illegal acts in the video than most people would guess.
Where Coloradans Are Rallying During Week of Global Climate Activism
There will be action around the state.
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Colorado Recall Rules Should Be Changed, Says Republican Senator
Senator Jack Tate is looking for a solution amid recall mania.
Anti-ICE, Pro-ICE Protests Will Collide at GEO Detention Facility September 21
Pro-ICE and anti-ICE protesters will collide outside the GEO immigrant detention facility in Aurora on September 21.
Confusion Reigns During Homeless Sweep as Lawsuit Settlement Nears
A class action lawsuit representing Denver’s homeless population was settled in April and will become official later this month.
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Op-Ed: Congress Must Protect the Land and Water Conservation Fund
Since 1964, LWCF has dolled out $271.8 million to Colorado alone.
Reader: Criminalizing Homelessness Is Despicable
Jerry Burton argues that the camping ban is unconstitutional.
Could Diana DeGette Get AOC’d Despite Anti-Flavored Vape Moment?
Her profile is up, but her path to reelection won’t be easy.
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Dan Baer Gets Out of Hick’s Way, U.S. Senate Field Shrinks Again
Dan Baer has been through this routine before.
A Woman Will Head the Denver Sheriff’s Department for the First Time
Fran Gomez, a career law enforcement officer, has been named as the interim sheriff.
Why Michael Bennet Needs to Stop Running for President Right Now
Why should Bennet hang it up? Start with these ten reasons.
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Denver Voters Upheld the City’s Camping Ban. But Is It Unconstitutional?
Andy McNulty, one of the attorneys who helped fight a class-action lawsuit on behalf of Denver’s homeless population, has filed a motion challenging the constitutionality of the urban camping ban.