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Colorado sues Trump administration in effort to block new ICE detention center from opening (opens the original)
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Colorado’s attorney general has joined a flurry of lawsuits challenging the Trump administration’s plans to open a nearly 1,200-bed immigrant detention center northeast of Denver. Attorney General Phil Weiser‘s office filed the latest suit in federal court on Tuesday, alleging that the Department of Homeland Security and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement violated environmental, immigration and procedural laws when it contracted with the Geo Group to open and operate the state’s second ful
ICE agents involved in two Colorado arrests deserve to be punished for violating order, federal judge says (opens the original)
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A federal judge in Denver says immigration agents involved in the violent arrest of an 18-year-old should be punished for violating a court order, and the federal government should release the teenager and pay his medical bills. U.S. District Court Judge R. Brooke Jackson wrote in a recent filing that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents “assaulted” the 18-year-old, who is identified in the case only by his initials, when they pulled him from the passenger seat of a truck at a Colorad
Pepper spray, health crises and rotten food: Inside Colorado’s only immigrant detention center (opens the original)
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When the South American man lay down in his bunk at night, he dreamed up ways to kill himself. During his time locked up at the Aurora immigration detention facility, he said he witnessed violence and abuse, grew weak from hunger and was, eventually, brutally beaten by guards while handcuffed and suffering a panic attack. The man, who spoke to The Denver Post on the condition of anonymity because he fears retaliation by the U.S. government, shared photos taken by his attorney from the encounter,
Aurora immigration detention center put unit on a brief TB quarantine this month, detainees say (opens the original)
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The Aurora immigration detention center placed a housing unit on a brief quarantine earlier this month after detainees were told they’d been exposed to tuberculosis, according to interviews with advocates and two people housed in the pod. Federal and facility officials did not provide comment on the reports, despite multiple requests from The Denver Post in the past week, and local health officials said they had not received any information about a new case of the respiratory disease. The quaran
Colorado lawmaker sues to block legislative committee’s findings of ‘egregious’ behavior (opens the original)
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A Littleton state lawmaker sued the Colorado House’s workplace harassment committee on Thursday, hours after it unanimously recommended that an unnamed representative face several punishments for a “pattern” of harassment and retaliation. The committee, whose work is largely confidential, did not identify the lawmaker when it issued the disciplinary recommendations. On Thursday night, Rep. Brandi Bradley, a Republican, filed a lawsuit in Denver District Court that said that the recommendations w
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