Sanctuary City of Denver boots illegal aliens after 14 days

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Oh, the irony!
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9 News
Article date: 
21 January 2023
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Colorado News
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Colorado
sanctuary cities
illegal immigration
illegal aliens
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About two weeks ago, the city of Denver instated a rule that only allows migrants [illegal aliens] seeking asylum 14-day stays in city-run shelters. The rule goes into effect Monday, January 23rd. 

For those hoping to stay in Denver, the city says it is working to provide alternative options through host families, faith-based organizations, non-profits and other avenues to find more stable housing. Despite the rule, the city of Denver says migrants will not be kicked out of their shelter if they do not have an alternative option....

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