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Maria Villarroel

Denver Announces Plan to Provide Housing and Other Services to Migrants in Major Crisis Response Shift

The new program will place asylum seekers for up to six months, provide job training, and more. The pivot follows failed attempts at getting federal aid. (Credit: Unsplash.com/Josh Rinard)

In a major shift in the handling of the migrant crisis, Denver Mayor Mike Johnston announced an extension of support to newcomers in the city.

The new program will place asylum seekers in apartments for up to six months, provide job and skill training, opportunities to get certifications and unpaid work experience, food assistance and help with asylum applications. The pivot follows failed attempts by the mayor to get federal aid.

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