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Colorado’s success is rooted in policies that ensure everyone can live, study, work, and contribute fully. We have made significant strides in supporting immigrant communities, and now is the time to expand opportunities, and improve quality of life for all Coloradans.
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On February 25, 2025, hundreds protested SB25-047 at the Colorado State Capitol, opposing ICE collaboration with law enforcement.
Juntos Community demands accountability from The Denver Foundation and CEO Javier Alberto Soto after $80,000 in grant funds were frozen since May 2025.
Juntos Community offers free DACA renewals until December 10.
Today, Juntos Community published an advocacy report to address professional barriers for Colorado’s immigrants
Two organizations issued an open letter addressing disagreements over due diligence processes affecting undocumented communities.
Juntos Community received a $310,000 grant from The Colorado Health Foundation to create advocacy pathways for undocumented Coloradans.
The DACA Program Coordinator manages legal programming for DACA recipients and pursues DOJ accreditation.
Trainees analyze detention timelines, research case law, and draft federal petitions under attorney supervision.
Luis Antezana Alba, a DACA recipient and undocumented entrepreneur, works in education and immigrant support in Colorado.
Juntos Community helps undocumented immigrants access DACA renewals, workshops, and career support.
Colorado Dreamers face job losses due to delayed DACA renewals, which prevent them from obtaining valid work permits. The delays disrupt employment for recipients relying on the program for authorization. Employers report difficulty verifying work eligibility amid the uncertainty.
May 2026CBS NewsNews article
Juntos Community, a Denver-based immigrant services nonprofit, receives a previously frozen grant after negotiations with a funder. The organization provides advocacy and support services to immigrant communities. The resolution follows a period of uncertainty over funding commitments.
Feb 2026Denver WestwordNews article
An immigration nonprofit reports The Denver Foundation withheld $80,000 in grant funding for months, demanding changes to its mission and client transparency. The group assists undocumented immigrants with legal status applications and work permits. The foundation denies altering its grant terms.
Jan 2026The Colorado SunNews article
Colorado advocates warn young undocumented immigrants that the potential termination of the DACA program threatens their ability to work legally. Research indicates the program’s end could significantly impact the state’s economy, prompting calls for alternative pathways to legal status. Advocacy groups emphasize the need for immediate action to mitigate disruptions for affected individuals and businesses.
Jul 2023Greeley TribuneNews article
