Congressional Delegation

“It’s already come here. We’ve already seen the violence,” a Durango immigrant rights advocate says.

Colorado’s Senators want Homeland Security funding pulled from a minibus government funding bill after federal immigration agents shot a Minneapolis man this past weekend.

Ask a Colorado Democrat in Washington, D.C. about why President Donald Trump and his administration seem to be singling out the state, and you get a variation on a theme: political punishment.

Congress returns in early January, and members of Colorado’s congressional delegation each have their own priorities for the new year.

Colorado Sens. Michael Bennet and John Hickenlooper threw a wrench in Senate plans to start work on a government funding package before heading home for the holidays.

The Colorado delegation split completely by party, with Republicans voting for the bill, and Democrats against.

Colorado’s U.S. House members split along party lines on a limited Republican health care bill that passed the House on Wednesday.

Immigration advocates just did a four-day, 60-mile march to raise awareness about a bill that would help millions of longtime immigrants in the U.S. become citizens. We hear from them today on In The NoCo.

Town halls give constituents an opportunity to engage with politicians. Citizens can voice their opinions and ask elected officials tough questions, often…