Your Denver news podcast topics this week: The Ingrid Encalada Saga
Here’s this week’s episode of Denverite Now, your favorite Denver news podcast!
Here’s this week’s episode of Denverite Now, your favorite Denver news podcast!
Here’s how our host, Paul Karolyi, describes this episode:
This week on Denverite Now…
1) Adrian D. Garcia discusses the Boulder-based Brewers Association’s latest plea for attention in their struggle against Big Beer. Here’s his piece on the subject:
Craft brewers ready to buy Anheuser, just need $213 billion
2) Kevin Beaty shares the story of Ingrid Encalada, a Peruvian immigrant who has escaped deportation and is currently taking sanctuary at a church in Fort Collins. Here’s Kevin’s latest story on the subject, including a selection of the photos he mentions in this episode:
Defying deportation, Ingrid Encalada will enter sanctuary once again
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