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Colorado priest in ill health faces deportation to Uganda as supporters search for help

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By Timothy Hurst Verified
| The Telegraph (Macon) Verified
Karen Rider holds a sign during a prayer vigil for the Rev. Edward Nalwamba, a Ugandan national being held in the Aurora ICE Processing Center who is facing deportation after 25 years in the U.S., on Saturday, June 27, 2026, outside the detention center in Aurora, Colo.
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For Denver students, documenting immigration court at ICE facility is both ‘draining' and ‘very rewarding'

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By Timothy Hurst Verified
| Fort Worth Star-Telegram Verified
Detainees place their hands against a window outside the Aurora ICE Processing Center during a Passover Grief Vigil on Wednesday, April 8, 2026, in Aurora, Colo. (Timothy Hurst/The Denver Post/TNS) DENVER -- As a teenager, Jennifer Gutierrez Marquez sat in federal immigration court in Denver translating the proceedings from English to Spanish to help her undocumented parents along their path to becoming permanent U.S. residents.
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Colorado firefly conservationists hope lab-raised insects can solve population declines

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By Timothy Hurst Verified
| Fort Worth Star-Telegram Verified
From left, zookeeper Kelsey Stone, animal wellbeing coordinator and the head of firefly husbandry research, Maloney Dodson and entomology tech Alex Han, all with the Butterfly Pavilion, asses the sex of fireflies caught on Wednesday, June 10, 2026, at Riverbend Ponds Natural Area in Fort Collins, Colorado. (Timothy Hurst/The Denver Post/TNS) FORT COLLINS, Colo. - As the last of the sunset's pink hues disappeared from the sky, the Fort Collins field came to life. One flash appeared. Then another.
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