Denver Closes Another Two Migrant Shelters
After four migrant shelters in Denver closed on schedule, the city decided to close another two shelters this week. Both were converted hotels.
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After four migrant shelters in Denver closed on schedule, the city decided to close another two shelters this week. Both were converted hotels.
After this week, Denver will have just one hotel for migrants who need a place to sleep after arriving in the city, a sign that the 15-month, $63 million effort
Denver plans to close three of the remaining four migrant hotel shelters in the city this week.
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Three Denver hotels that served as temporary immigrant shelters will close by the end of the week, leaving only one that can provide beds for 800 people.