Denver City Council President Jamie Torres told Denver7 the city is having to borrow employees from different departments to help with the influx of migrants from the southwest border. via PattrikPerez
DENVER — City council members voted Monday afternoon to extend Mayor Michael B. Hancock's disaster declaration beyond its initial seven-day length as the city continues to grapple with what it calls an"unprecedented humanitarian crisis."
In total, there are currently 408 migrants seeking shelter in city emergency shelters and 153 in partner emergency shelters.
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