A couple of weeks ago there was a video posted here about a Denver woman at a city council meeting saying how she can barely afford to exist and that the council hadn't 'done the math' but she did. I forget what she calculated, but I think it was somewhere in the area of 500+ million in order to pay for all the things the city was offering these people, but the city budget was only 52 million. She was asking them how the heck they were going to do it. Morons. It took an old lady to do the math for them.

The announcement comes a little more than a month after Mayor Mike Johnston announced the city would be shutting down four of its seven immigrant shelters each week during the month of March in an effort to save the city $60 million from a projected $180 million deficit in the 2024 budget, as Denver sought to sensibly respond to the immigrant crisis from the southern border.

Is Denver suddenly running out of other people's money?

In all, the city will shut down the Comfort Inn on Tower Rd., the Comfort Inn on Peoria St., and the Comfort Suites on 6th and Federal. The McNichols congregate shelter will the one closing by the end of this week, the spokesperson said.

Why are we not boycotting these hotel chains.. like Comfort Inn?

All are welcome until they come to your town.

Offer bus rides home

So now they are on the streets and crime increases. Great. Don't get me wrong - I don't want them here... Just bemoaning a circumstance that went from shitty to super shitty...

Well, now where the hell are they going!?