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  • Sanctuary city mayor closes migrant shelters, says money will go to res

    From useapen@21:1/5 to All on Sun Mar 3 08:17:33 2024
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    Denver Mayor Mike Johnston announced the citys decision to scale back
    migrant services by consolidating shelters to save millions of dollars.

    The plan involves closing one shelter per week over the next month to
    reduce the budget deficit by nearly $60 million.

    Johnston emphasized that no one will be kicked out, but rather moved to
    other shelters.

    The city is making budget cuts in various departments, including
    reducing hours at recreation centers and Motor Vehicle offices to offset
    costs related to the migrant crisis.

    Johnston had warned earlier that the crisis could cost the city around
    $180 million, with nearly $58 million already spent on supporting
    migrants.

    Were putting in place now the infrastructure to be able to manage what
    we would need if that [another surge] happens. Our plan is to try to
    close the shelters and keep them closed and move away from a system that
    has remained largely significant numbers of open hotels for ongoing
    housing, Johnston said. The City of Denver is trying to avoid the word layoffs when it comes to impending budget cuts. So instead, theyre
    telling some hourly on-call employees they may have their hours reduced
    to zero, local NBC affiliate 9News reported.

    The reduction in hours of operation and programs will affect the number
    of hours worked by many on-call, some to the point where they may not
    receive any hours, he told 9News. The final decisions on hours for any individual position have not been made yet.

    The number of hours an on-call works can vary from individual to
    individual and by the season, a statement said. Some on-calls can
    support multiple functions, some may only teach one class all year
    long.

    Federal and state funding has been insufficient, prompting the city to
    take these cost-saving measures.

    https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/sanctuary-city-mayor-closes-migrant-she lters-says-money-will-go-to-residents/ar-BB1jetKM

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  • From ferd@21:1/5 to All on Sun Mar 3 05:26:11 2024
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    In <XnsB12A2F9EF0D9BX@135.181.20.170> useapen <yourdime@outlook.com>
    wrote:

    Denver Mayor Mike Johnston announced the city’s decision to scale
    back
    migrant services by consolidating shelters to save millions of
    dollars.

    The plan involves closing one shelter per week over the next month
    to
    reduce the budget deficit by nearly $60 million.

    Johnston emphasized that no one will be kicked out, but rather
    moved to
    other shelters.

    "deport" to Delaware you stupid ass. Make Biden and his home state
    live with some of this crap.

    The city is making budget cuts in various departments, including
    reducing hours at recreation centers and Motor Vehicle offices to
    offset
    costs related to the migrant crisis.

    Johnston had warned earlier that the crisis could cost the city
    around
    $180 million, with nearly $58 million already spent on supporting
    migrants.

    “We’re putting in place now the infrastructure to be able to
    manage what
    we would need if that another surge happens. Our plan is to try to
    close the shelters and keep them closed and move away from a
    system that
    has remained largely significant numbers of open hotels for
    ongoing
    housing,” Johnston said. “The City of Denver is trying to avoid
    the word
    ‘layoffs’ when it comes to impending budget cuts. So instead,
    they’re
    telling some hourly on-call employees they may have their hours
    reduced
    to zero,” local NBC affiliate 9News reported.

    “The reduction in hours of operation and programs will affect the
    number
    of hours worked by many on-call, some to the point where they may
    not
    receive any hours,” he told 9News. “The final decisions on hours
    for any
    individual position have not been made yet.”

    “The number of hours an on-call works can vary from individual to individual and by the season,” a statement said. “Some on-calls
    can
    support multiple functions, some may only teach one class all year
    long.”

    Federal and state funding has been insufficient, prompting the
    city to
    take these cost-saving measures.

    https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/sanctuary-city-mayor-closes-
    migrant-she
    lters-says-money-will-go-to-residents/ar-BB1jetKM

    You cunts declared sanctuary status. You're on the hook to pay for
    it. Cut back on the AIDs drug funding or trangender surgery crap.

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