Denver Asylum Seekers Program News Today

Right-wingers believe Denver is trying to convert other cities into migrant "sanctuaries" with the dissemination of a "Newcomers Playbook."

Denver released a playbook aimed at assisting cities with migrant accommodation, Fox News reported Tuesday.

After months of responding to its growing migrant community by sheltering new arrivals for limited periods of time, Denver has begun rolling out a new strategy designed to help people transition into more stable lives in the city by providing six months of housing, job training, language instruction and legal support in filing asylum claims.

The city's new Denver Asylum Seekers Program and partnership with Centro de los Trabajadores will help migrants with work force training and skills development.

The Denver Asylum Seekers Program aims to help hundreds of migrants join the area's workforce legally.

More than 800 migrants have started the Denver Asylum Seeker Program, which will pay their rent for six months and help get them jobs.

A housing advocacy organization and migrants in Denver, Colorado, recently organized a protest against the city's "insufficient" plan to provide 1,000 migrants with six months of free housing and a number of other services, KMGH-TV reported.Denver Mayor Mike Johnston (D) announced an immigration pro...

Officials have warned migrant budgets are dwindling, meanwhile some migrants are stuck looking for housing as work permits and rental assistance expire.

A spokesperson for Denver Mayor Mike Johnston told Newsweek that the cuts would have "no impact" on public safety services.