Denver School Board Could Consider Policy to Protect Students, Staff From Immigration Enforcement
A draft of the proposed policy was posted online Thursday before the school board’s late afternoon meeting, but it wasn’t introduced.
A draft of the proposed policy was posted online Thursday before the school board’s late afternoon meeting, but it wasn’t introduced.
Juntos Community has secured a sizable grant after a tenuous back-and-forth with one of its funders.
The Edge of Lowry apartments were ground zero for Aurora’s 2024 Venezuelan gang fiasco.
Colorado may strengthen or repeal restrictions on local law enforcement cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.
Denver streets echoed with the cry of, “Chinga la migra!” over the weekend.
Its series of responses haven’t helped matters.
Whether with whistles or WhatsApp, networks of protectors are sharing information to identify threats and come to each other’s aid.
“Education is the most powerful weapon for people involved in protest movements.”
Protests and other ways to speak out against the feds…and help out immigrants.
“I think if we’re fighting for what matters for us right now, we can make a change in the future.”
Voice Media Group supports those participating in the nationwide ICE strike, and does not support the current administration’s actions against immigrants. A message from our CEO and editorial director.
Colorado musicians have been raging against 45 and 47.
“We all play a part in the revolution.”
According to the city’s court filings, the “unlawful invasion of Minneapolis” threatens state and local rights.
Mike Johnston wants to fill 3 million square feet of downtown commercial space in 2026.
One coffee shop’s Fuck ICE latte has drawn hundreds of customers.
Aurora’s ICE Detention Center is near capacity; one detainee is a bassist from an up-and-coming Colorado band.
This Denver school improved its state rating amid immigration enforcement fears and other challenges.
Pretti’s parents, who are Colorado residents, denounced “sickening lies told about our son.”
“He cared about those people, and he knew it was wrong, so he did participate in protests,” says his father, who lives in Arvada.
“Being surveilled all the time is not good for resistance.”
Life in Denver: Protest today at noon, Broncos game at 2:30 p.m.