Denver Cuts Taxpayer Services, Diverts $90 Million to Support Illegal Immigrants
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The illegal immigrants will be housed in apartments for up to six months. They will also receive job and skills training and food assistance. “After more than a year of facing this crisis together, Denver finally has a sustainable plan for treating our newcomers with dignity while avoiding the worst cuts to city services,” Mr. Johnston said in a statement. “So many times, we were told that we couldn’t be compassionate while still being fiscally responsible. Today is proof that our hardest challenges are still solvable and that together, we...
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