On Wednesday’s broadcast of CNN’s “OutFront,” Denver Mayor Mike Johnston stated that an incident where there was a suspected gang member who ICE said assaulted ICE agents after he was released from Denver’s custody is the first time he knows of The post Denver Mayor: Wasn’t Issue with Releasing People Wanted by ICE Until This Week When One Assaulted Agents, ‘Open to’ Change appeared first on Breitbart.
Denver Mayor Mike Johnston addressed an incident where a suspected gang member, released by Denver's custody, allegedly assaulted ICE agents. This marks the first issue in Denver's process of notifying ICE upon release of individuals they seek. Johnston emphasized Denver's proactive notification policy, differing from other cities, and expressed openness to adjusting procedures to enhance safety. With 1,226 prior notifications without incident, the mayor plans to meet with ICE next week to discuss potential improvements.
