House committee investigates sanctuary city policies, invites Denver mayor to testify
The House Oversight and Government Reform Committee sent letters to Denver Mayor Mike Johnston and the mayors of Boston, Chicago and New York City. Johnston is not being subpoenaed or forced to go, but rather he was invited to go on Feb. 11. It's unclear if he's going to go.
Denver Mayor Mike Johnston's immigration policies under scrutiny at the federal level
A spokesperson for the mayor's office could not confirm if he plans to testify before Congress on Denver's "sanctuary city" status, and said the mayor is still reviewing the letter from Congress. Denver7's Kristian Lopez reports.
Denver Mayor Mike Johnston on Tuesday decried immigration raids in schools and hospitals. “We don’t want people targeting ...
Mayor Mike Johnston is not only fending off attacks from conservatives these days, he’s also facing criticism from ...
Just days after Denver Mayor Mike Johnston addressed the city from the 16th Street Mall, where four people were stabbed, a ...
According to the Drug Enforcement Administration, about 50 people, most in the U.S. without legal status, were taken into custody in the Denver metro area on Sunday. The DEA says it was part of a drug ...
Jon Caldara is president of the Independence Institute in Denver and hosts “The Devil’s Advocate with Jon Caldara” on ...
Denver Mayor Mike Johnston on Tuesday vetoed a new law to expand access to needle exchanges, one day after the measure was ...
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Denver appeals $14M George Floyd protest verdictDenver hasn't paid a cent of the $14 million a federal jury awarded in damages to George Floyd protesters — and Mayor Mike ...
Denver Mayor Mike Johnston late on Tuesday vetoed a proposal to remove the cap and distance requirements on the city’s needle exchange program. The City Council may still override his veto if ...
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