Denver Faces Budget Cuts Amid Migrant Crisis

As Denver grapples with an unprecedented influx of migrants, the city announces significant budget reductions to manage the escalating costs.

Denver has received nearly 40,000 migrants, leading to a strain on city resources and services.
Mayor Mike Johnston announces budget cuts, including reductions in parks and motor vehicle services, to address the financial burden.
The city has already spent over $42 million on migrant support, with costs projected to reach $180 million in 2024.
Public schools and city services face challenges as the migrant crisis puts additional pressure on already stretched resources.
Mayor Johnston blames Congress for not passing legislation to support cities dealing with migrant influxes, while also criticizing the lack of federal assistance.