Aurora schools now ask visitors for ID, and that may scare off some immigrant parents
In a climate of fear about increased crackdowns on immigration, asking for that kind of documentation can have a chilling effect, advocates say.
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This bill would address one of DACA recipients’ big fears, that their applications for relief will be used to deport them
U.S. Rep. Mike Coffman has sponsored legislation that would protect the information that DACA recipients voluntarily provided from being used against them.
Six months and counting: How Coloradans are planning for the end of DACA
We asked DACA recipients and those who support them about their next steps as the Trump administration announced the program's impending end.
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Making one last plea to avoid deportation, Ingrid Encalada seeks a pardon
An undocumented immigrant from Peru, Ingrid Encalada Latorre has been fighting deportation for nine months, six of those inside a church sanctuary.
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.
A video shows ICE agents waiting in a Denver courthouse hallway. Here’s why that’s controversial.
This video is evidence of something immigration attorneys insisted was happening and that local officials had said was not happening.
A Colorado class to train lawyers in representing kids with immigration issues is booked solid, with a waiting list
The workshop is booked solid at 140 attendeees with a waiting list at least 20 lawyers long.
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.
Ingrid Latorre might have a chance to leave sanctuary
In December we reported on Ingrid Latorre, who has taken sanctuary to avoid deportation. Today she announced she might have a chance to get out of her sticky situation.
‘You’ve got to be able to talk about it.’ Getting beyond taunts and walkouts after Trump’s victory
Among a half-dozen teachers and administrators interviewed about their school’s post-election atmosphere, more than one said students seemed to handle the emotions of the fraught election better than adults.
In Colorado it’s easier to grow weed than to make whiskey
There are only a handful of legal options for Coloradans looking to enter the alcohol industry as a professional distiller.