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Large majorities opposed local law enforcement working with ICE, sharing data with ICE for immigration enforcement.
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Flock users like Denver police can let local law enforcement agencies around the country search their Flock data, and Denver previously allowed national searches on its 111 cameras.
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Immigration arrests have surged in Colorado since President Trump returned to office in January. But despite his pledge to focus on detaining and deporting violent criminals, the data tells a different story. A Colorado Sun analysis found a majority of those targeted by ICE did not have a criminal history.
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As U.S. immigration policy tightens, new data suggests that Canada may be the next destination for refugees in the Americas.
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Polis said he and other state leaders are urging the Trump administration to release the funds and are considering all options.
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Birthright citizenship laws could be different in each Mountain West state after the U.S. Supreme Court reduced judicial powers.
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Confusing messaging over immigration efforts
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Playing baseball with this team is a refuge for migrant children as they navigate life in America and their fears of deportation after spending months traveling and risking their lives to get here.
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Even as immigrants in the U.S. avoid going out in public, terrified of encountering immigration authorities, families across the country are mostly sending their children to school — but that's not to say they feel safe in this country. In some cases, families are telling their children's schools that they're leaving.
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Democrats at the Capitol defied Gov. Jared Polis and took steps to push back against the Trump administration. A big slate of gun bills passed. Lawmakers tried to clear hurdles halting sex assault investigations.