New Denver Migrant Plan Coming Together with City Council Approval
Members advanced budget cuts and contracts to meet the $90 million migrant budget while the city released its "playbook."
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Members advanced budget cuts and contracts to meet the $90 million migrant budget while the city released its "playbook."
Denver, Colorado, may furlough some of its existing staff, while considerations were previously made to start hiring illegal immigrants to work for the city, according to The Daily Wire.
Starting Monday, Denver will resume discharging migrant families from shelters. The city will not guarantee shelter.
Top city officials acknowledged in front of Denver City Council Wednesday they are not sure how much city resources will be impacted once shelters start discharging migrant families in February.