Most people in Colorado, and indeed in the United States, either came here looking for a better life or descend from people who came here looking for a better life.
With polls showing massive disapproval of his performance on immigration policy and border, word “crisis” finally passed Biden’s lips.
Polis emailed all state employees again to thank those who had already “volunteered” and to extend his initial off to encompass up to 32 hours of paid time off for “volunteering” though Jan. 20, 2023.
“States adopting policies that encourage illegal aliens to enter this country and that hobble Federal efforts to enforce the immigration laws passed by the Congress should not be rewarded with greater representation in the House of Representatives.”
It’s not the fault of ICE or President Trump that our detention facilities and courts are overwhelmed. It’s mostly the fault of the multitudes who’ve entered or stay in our country illegally.
Senate committee rushes through an automatic voter registration bill just as Governor Polis shuts down state government for safety reasons due to “mini bomb cyclone” blizzard threat.
Whatever federal politicians may feel about immigration policy or the migrant caravan, their constitutional duty is clear: They must prevent the caravan from entering the United States by whatever means
The utopian open-borders contingent within the ranks of progressives and Democrats don’t see this as problem, much less a crisis.
The two candidates running for Colorado’s Attorney General this November have nearly nothing in common. Even the one thing they kind of agree on — the mental health aspect to the gun control debate — they are still worlds apart on what that should look like.
We should not be importing crime, and that is what happens when we attract illegal aliens to Colorado. — Sen. Dave Williams, (R-El Paso)
“The intent was to get everyone in compliance, not to steal their home, not to steal their business, not to shut them down and put these poor people (Duran’s employees) out of work even though it’s seasonal work. That was not the intent,” Duran said.
Almost 900 of the 1300 lost or stolen badges or credentials were from the component agency Customs and Border Protection.
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