Self Proclaimed Sanctuary City of Denver evicts 800 illegal immigrant families from shelter system

Denver, a sanctuary city, faces a critical challenge with the recent influx of illegal immigrants, primarily from Texas. The city's shelters are overflowing, accommodating about 3,800 migrants, leading to the eviction of approximately 800 illegal immigrant families. This situation underscores the strain on local resources and highlights the broader issue of illegal immigration across the southern border. In recent days, over 10,000 migrants have crossed into the United States, exacerbating the crisis. Denver's struggle to provide for these migrants, including finding them jobs and housing, is a reflection of the larger national debate on immigration and border security. The local government's efforts to maintain humane conditions for migrants, especially children, are hampered by limited resources and facilities. This scenario puts into perspective the complexity of managing immigration in sanctuary cities and the ongoing debate over federal and state roles in addressing this humanitarian crisis.