Colorado’s third-largest city passes resolution to stop letting in illegal immigrants bussed from Denver

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Colorado’s third-most populous city passed a resolution Monday evening demanding that illegal immigrants, bussed from the U.S.-Mexico border to Denver, not be transported into Aurora.  

The resolution, which was approved in a 7-3 vote, maintains the city’s “non-sanctuary” status as Denver continues to grapple with an unprecedented surge of immigrants, a problem that has begun to spill into nearby cities that have fewer financial resources to absorb the sanctuary city’s immigrant influx.

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