Stacey Gilmore, a Colorado Denver, encouraged local residents to report ice activities to “more than 600 volunteers”, which are available 24 hours a day.
Even before President Donald Trump was inauguration, the leaders of the U.S. Democratic Party vowed that he would not completely block Trump's efforts to exile illegal immigrants.
Denver's illegal immigrants became a nationwide news article after videos of Venezuela's gang members, whose videos are carrying guns through Aurora's apartment, spread.
At a campaign rally held in Colorado last October, the President promised that “the Aurora will be operated” at the Federal Level to promote the removal of these fields AV people. Ta.
However, Gilmore used it immediately after Trump actually took office. Multiple social media platforms Encourage Colorado residents to report ice activities.
“This is a challenging and sorrowful time for our community. I know that if I have an activity like ice, I know that I have all rights to keep it safe and report it,” she wrote. I am.
“Colorado RAPID RESPONSE Network more than 600 volunteers call in English and Spanish 24 hours a day.”
Gilmore laid out instructions with multiple slides featuring both English and Spanish. Take photos and videos of your activities if you are safe and possible. Record the time, date and location. Note that the related government agencies, their vehicles, uniforms, and what they are doing. “
This is from a lot of posts that have been made for illegal people, from slides to “knowing your rights” to resources from legal assistance to employment and illegal residents' training. The latest one.
However, we do not agree that all Colorado residents should accept illegal immigrants.
Colorado Republican members have accused the Democratic Party's opposition after the mayor of Denver, Mike Johnston, swears to the station police to prevent the expulsion of the ice, especially the Democratic opposition. It indicated that the service spent more than $ 356 million in taxpayers.
Roger Hudson, a representative of a small town just south of Denver, told Fox News Digital, “There is nothing kind, nothing is hopeful.”
According to Hudson, Denver has accepted more than 45,000 immigrants since 2022.
He stated that these immigrants have taken up many funds for important services in the city, including public schools and parks.
“They are not cutting the grass in the park now. The fountain is down, the REC center is closed, and the problem of homelessness is completely unable to control,” he said.
“It's terrible that they made it Denver.”
Fox News Peter Pinedo has contributed to this report.
