The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office is pushing back against a “misleading” statement posted by ICE’s Denver field office, which sheriff’s officials say blamed them for following Colorado

In Colorado and Wyoming, most people arrested by ICE during the first five months of the Trump administration had no criminal conviction, the data shows. That’s a reversal from the same time period in 2024, when most people arrested by ICE had been convicted of crimes, the data shows.

The state criminal case remains open. “Deft has been deported,” the man’s court records noted on May 9. In an emailed statement, Denver ICE spokesman Steve Kotecki said the federal agency “arrests aliens who threaten public safety and commit crimes.”

Despite strong support from advocates and politicians calling for Jeanette Vizguerra's release, John Fabbricatore, a former Denver ICE official, sees it differently. "She's been convicted of ...

The Weld County Sheriff’s Office took to social media on Wednesday to quell fears that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents were in northern Greeley.

A month later, the governor signed into law a bill to strengthen data privacy and limit cooperation with ICE. He did the right thing there, but his previous actions make me uncertain that Colorado Dreamers and other immigrants can count on him to protect them. And there are still reports that Colorado still cooperates with ICE agents.

We are implementing procedures to ensure that erroneous sharing does not happen in the future,” a spokeswoman for Gov. Jared Polis wrote to.