Denver's Newcomer Communications Liaison urges illegal aliens to leave the city
Denver's Newcomer Communications Liaison, Andres Carrera, urged newly arrived illegal aliens to leave Denver immediately, stating that opportunities are better in cities like New York and Chicago. Despite Denver's claims of welcoming migrants, officials have been turning migrants away due to lack of resources. Colorado's laws are seen as a draw for undocumented immigrants.
Key Points
- Andres Carrera advises newly arrived illegal aliens in Denver to move on to cities like New York and Chicago for better opportunities
- Denver officials have been turning migrants away due to lack of resources
- Colorado's laws, such as prohibiting law enforcement from holding undocumented immigrants due to ICE requests, make the state appealing to illegals
Pros
- Efforts to manage resources and direct migrants to cities with more opportunities
- Offering assistance with transportation to other U.S. cities
Cons
- Contradiction with Denver's image as a welcoming city for migrants
- Potential challenges for migrants who wish to stay in Denver despite the warnings