'I expected more': Denver leaders disappointed by governor, other cities' response to immigration crisis
Some in the city want to see the governor lead a more coordinated response to the situation.
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Some in the city want to see the governor lead a more coordinated response to the situation.
A spokesperson for Denver Mayor Mike Johnston told Newsweek that the city cannot sustain the ongoing migrant surge.
Denver (CNN) — This is what an overwhelmed city can look like: a preschooler sleeping under a bridge for a month; crowds lining up each night to get food and
Denver’s mayor says caring for migrants sent from Texas could cost the city $180 million and put at risk services for residents.
Denver’s mayor says caring for migrants sent from Texas could cost the city $180 million and put at risk services for residents.