Allison Sherry is a Justice Reporter at Colorado Public Radio (CPR News). She covers critical issues related to immigration and the criminal justice system, focusing on accountability and the lived experiences within these frameworks. Allison's work has been featured in various outlets, including NPR, Denverite, and the Durango Herald.
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By: Allison Sherry
For now, the decision eliminates the threat to citizenship for future generations. Immigrant advocates were relieved by the court's decision.
By: Allison Sherry
Lawyers representing immigrants in Colorado said Tuesday they were pleased that the U.S. Supreme Court upheld the right to birthright citizenship given the thousands of clients and children who would have been negatively affected.
By: Allison Sherry
Current State Attorney General Phil Weiser is term-limited. Four Democrats and two Republicans are vying to replace him.
By: Allison Sherry
As votes were being tabulated Tuesday evening, Allen had nearly 60 percent of the vote, with his home county, El Paso, yet to report.
By: Allison Sherry
It's the latest example of frustration by Colorado law enforcement with ICE refusals to cooperate with prosecutions. The Boulder district attorney hopes immigration officials will return two defendants for court proceedings.
By: Allison Sherry
This story was produced as part of the Colorado Capitol News Alliance. It first appeared at cpr.org
By: Allison Sherry
A judge in Denver’s immigration court was fired in June after months of criticism from Justice Department officials following her decision to grant bond hearings for detained immigrants, including high-profile former detainee Jeanette Vizguerra.
By: Allison Sherry
The suit challenged Colorado law prohibiting cooperation with ICE but was dismissed because the plaintiffs lack standing.
By: Allison Sherry
This story was produced as part of the Colorado Capitol News Alliance. It first appeared at cpr.org
By: Allison Sherry
The Arapahoe Sheriff's Department contracts with an Illinois company to evaluate the fitness of job applicants.
