U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)

From banning masks for law enforcement to empowering civil liberties lawsuits, the legislature has considered a range of proposals this session.

The decision in Colorado to charge an immigration officer with assault after a protester was grabbed by the neck and pulled away could test the boundaries of immunity provisions for federal agents in the line of duty. A Colorado prosecutor confirmed Wednesday that an immigration officer has been charged with third-degree assault and criminal mischief following an investigation into the treatment of a protester in October 2025.

It’s the latest legal loss for the governor in a case brought against him for attempting to share information with federal immigration officials.

A Denver judge ruled that the case against the governor can continue.

Local police chiefs opposed the bill. Two Democrats voted with Republicans to reject it.

Two survivors of the Amache internment camp in southeastern Colorado describe how the forcible relocation of Japanese-Americans during World War II affected their families and continues to conjure up painful memories.

Lawyers for immigrants allege officers are violating a court order limiting how they can arrest people.

News that the immigration agents were removed from field work came out in court, even though federal lawmakers have been asking for weeks.

The tussle in Colorado over so-called warrantless arrests started last year when ACLU lawyers filed a lawsuit against the Department of Homeland Security.

Denver Public Schools has long been supportive of immigrant students, even suing the Trump administration to try to reinstate a federal policy that previously treated schools as generally off limits to immigration enforcement.