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Denver begins cleanup of Zuni Street migrant encampment - Vimarsana News

Denver begins cleanup of Zuni Street migrant encampment

The city of Denver on Wednesday began the process of shutting down the makeshift campsite that first popped up in October, busing the Venezuelan migrants who had subsisting on the streets to large shelter spaces or apartment units.

Colorado Gov. Jared Polis ripped for cringy 'Feliz Navidad' rendition as migrant crisis surges in Denver - Vimarsana News

Colorado Gov. Jared Polis ripped for cringy 'Feliz Navidad' rendition as migrant crisis surges in Denver

Colorado Governor Jared Polis is drawing harsh criticism for his "Feliz Navidad" holiday message as the state struggles for resources while battling a significant immigration crisis, just days after receiving 16 busloads of migrants.

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CRINGE: Colorado Democrat Governor Sings 'Feliz Navidad' Amid Record Illegal Border Crossings - Vimarsana News

CRINGE: Colorado Democrat Governor Sings 'Feliz Navidad' Amid Record Illegal Border Crossings

Denver is one of the "sanctuary cities" spending millions of taxpayer dollars to bus and fly thousands of illegal aliens around the country as they pour across the open U.S. southern border.

Young cousins share their treacherous journey to Denver from Venezuela - Vimarsana News

Young cousins share their treacherous journey to Denver from Venezuela

Alondra and Valentina, two young migrants from Venezuela, went through a terrifying journey to get to the U.S. in search of a better life.

One year after migrant emergency declared, Denver tackles long-term response plans - Vimarsana News

One year after migrant emergency declared, Denver tackles long-term response plans

The first buses of migrants arrived in Denver one year ago. The city has since spent over $35 million to meet their needs and says more federal support is required.