Advocacy groups criticize Denver's new immigration strategy

The city's plan to change how it helps immigrants from Central and South America is receiving criticism from advocacy groups, who believe it will undermine the success and destabilize communities.

[@barbkearns3296]

How many illegal are these advocates taking into their homes? I'm betting zero!

[@joey5532]

how about using tax money for tax payers?

[@elizabethgoenaga5162]

Are there not american citizens living in the streets in Denver. How about Americans suffering with high rent and high food prices. They cry for those who do not belong in the US. They want everything and not work for it

[@gc8024]

It's to cold. Go to California

[@theRealOpticalBlue]

Criticism from someone who Denver citizens rejected as their mayor just sounds like really rotten sour grapes

[@johnnywang206]

Agreed. Voters voted for this. They need to take illegals into their homes and not turn them away

[@Bonnie-xp5oy]

She didn't receive any Bloomberg money either. I am a Denver native and Calderon is more aligned with Denver culture. Mike Johnstons Mayorship is the result of people NOT voting...Hopefully we learned a lesson

[@catherinemartinez5542]

So then you all take them in and support them since you're not happy.

[@johnnywang206]

Denver is terrible. This is not what a sanctuary looks like.

[@maryanna8066]

Lisa so wish you were our Mayor.❤

[@The_Masta]

How come he’s not getting push back by not helping Americans?