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History

2005 Denver Shooting Led to International Incident with Mexico

In May 2005, Colorado became an epicenter in immigration controversy after a shooting took place in a Denver dance hall.
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News

For Some Asylum Seekers, One Interview Means Staying or Immediate Deportation

As the number of non-citizen detainees at the ICE contract facility are increasing, so, too, are the number of expedited removal proceedings.
Avery Martinez -
News

In-Person Legal Services at Immigrant Detention Center Halted by Outbreak

A recent COVID-19 outbreak in the detained population at the Aurora Contract Detention Facility has caused legal service providers to halt plans to reenter the facility
Avery Martinez -
Legislature

State Bill Expedites Law Enforcement’s Cooperation in U Visa Applications

With the passage of a state bill, immigrants in Colorado gain another mechanism to help ensure their stay in the country
Avery Martinez -
Legislature

Undocumented Coloradans in Essential Work Could Get Citizenship

Colorado’s undocumented essential workers, and those around the country, might have a path to citizenship through a bill before Congress.
Avery Martinez -
Features

The Bridge Between Medical and Legal Immigrant Assistance

A partnership between RMIAN and Denver Health seeks to form a stronger medical-legal relationship to help immigrants in detention get medical care
Avery Martinez -
Features

Technology and Social Media Increase Deportation Risks

While many Americans consider immigration enforcement a problem at the border, the influence of technology and social media has led to a street-by-street enforcement...
Avery Martinez -
Features

House Considers Immigrant Legal Defense Fund

Colorado lawmakers are considering a bill that could create a statewide fund to sponsor legal representation for immigrants
Avery Martinez -
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