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Advocates say the new portal is a start.

Colorado’s leader has asked for more federal accountability, but so far hasn’t signaled he’s on board with legislative efforts to further rein in ICE.

The move scrambles Colorado’s healthcare landscape, amplifying fear for immigrants and institutions providing care.

Hudson is wrestling with the possible reopening of its long-dormant Correctional Facility, which could be used as an immigration detention center under contract with ICE.

Lawyers representing immigrants are asking a federal judge to intervene — again.

The bills were in the works before Alex Pretti and Renee Good were killed in Minnesota last month. But their deaths and the scale of the immigration crackdown in the Twin Cities have delivered new urgency.

More than a thousand people gathered in Denver today to protest ICE.

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

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.

Initiative 95 would amend the state constitution to require that police officers, sheriff’s deputies and prosecutors alert federal immigration authorities if they charge someone whose immigration status is in question if that person has a prior felony conviction or is suspected of committing a violent crime.