Denver Urges Migrants to Leave Amid Resource Crisis
City officials offer free transportation to other destinations, citing severe strain on local services.
- Denver officials encourage illegal immigrants to leave the city, offering free bus tickets to Canada or other U.S. cities due to resource shortages.
- The city's Newcomer Communications Liaison warned migrants they would 'suffer even more' if they stayed, citing the city's inability to support the influx.
- Denver, a sanctuary city, has received nearly 40,000 illegal immigrants in the last year, leading to budget cuts and a strain on local resources.
- Mayor of Denver acknowledges the community's efforts to support migrants but criticizes the federal government for not doing its part.
- Tent cities have emerged around Denver as shelters overflow, with local businesses and healthcare systems feeling the impact.