Released from prison by accident, Rene Lima-Marin walks free again after beating deportation twice

Rene Lima-Marin was set to leave a private immigration jail in Aurora on Monday afternoon, potentially ending a long and bizarre legal saga.

Denver author’s new children’s book is all about deportation

Even with few ways to act on behalf of these young kids, Uribe hopes small things like a held hand or a story might still make a difference.

Snarf’s to open first Denver burger joint and new sandwich shop on Federal

Snarf's has not announced an opening date, and it's unclear which of its concepts the company will be opening -- Snarfburger or Snarf's Sandwiches.

Deportations increased more in Colorado than anywhere else

The number of people deported from Colorado and Wyoming increased by close to 150 percent in fiscal year 2017.

A man “tricked” by ICE in Denver is front-and-center for immigration advocates

"I thought that I could leave the room with a peace of mind." She discovered minutes later that her father had been detained. She described it as a trick.

Denver leaders to introduce joint plan to protect immigrant rights in face of ICE

How far will Denver go to stop ICE? Two proposals reveal tension

A proposed executive order from Mayor Michael Hancock walks a careful line as Denver City Council considers an ordinance that confronts new DOJ rules.

Once routine check-ins with ICE have become a Catch-22 for Colorado immigrants

Kensy Serrano, an Aurora mother of five, was detained at a routine check-in with ICE, a situation that immigration attorneys say is increasingly common.

Urinating in public no longer carries the same penalty as domestic violence in Denver

Denver's sentencing reform should make it less likely that low-level crimes could lead to deportation for legal immigrants.

Aurora declares it’s “not a sanctuary city,” after being criticized on Fox News

Lawmakers kill bill targeting “sanctuary cities” in Colorado

Colorado’s Ingrid Latorre has won an early victory in her attempt to stay in the U.S.

Ingrid Latorre is one step closer to challenging her deportation order.

Leaving sanctuary at her own peril, Ingrid Encalada Latorre will go to court tomorrow

Ingrid Encalada Latorre hopes to start a legal process to reduce her risk of deportation, but going to court carries its own dangers.

Aurora mother of four faces deportation, in part because of new federal priorities

"Her stay has already been approved four years in a row, so it is concerning to see this change in behavior," her lawyer said.

A legal permanent resident committed a crime more than 20 years ago. Now he faces deportation.

Isidro Quintana of Aurora is a small business owner, father and grandfather who has lived in the U.S. nearly all his life.

Denver-area undocumented immigrant Jeanette Vizguerra denied stay in U.S., takes sanctuary

"We've always had a meritorious request for a stay ... We also have a very different political environment at this time," attorney Hans Meyer said.

Why Denver’s undocumented population outranks other large cities

Denver has more undocumented immigrants than some larger cities. That's a function of both economics and immigration patterns.

After Trump’s win, young immigrants have a fearful question: Will DACA survive?

Update: Donald Trump isn’t giving an immigration speech in Colorado

Univision reports that Donald Trump will be announcing a major change to his immigration plans and that he'll be doing it in Colorado this week. The campaign has formally denied the report.

Not-so-secret secret menus: Snarf’s, Torchy’s, Chipotle and more

Not-so-secret menus have become pretty standard for short-order restaurants looking to have a little fun.