Denver mayor pleads for nationally coordinated effort on migrant crisis as city nears ‘breaking point’

Democratic leaders in sanctuary states and cities are pleading for help as record-breaking numbers of migrants are entering the country. 

Denver Mayor Mike Johnston is the latest sanctuary city Democrat to speak out. Though he proposed a number of solutions on “America’s Newsroom” Friday, Johnston ultimately echoed calls from other Democrats, insisting “more federal aid” is urgently needed.

Johnston previously warned that the border crisis will “crush city budgets around the country,” as he expects 10% of Denver’s entire budget to go toward aiding migrants.

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“I have called the White House,” Johnston told hosts Bill Hemmer and Dana Perino. “We’ve told them we need more federal aid. That’s why there’s dollars in that supplemental budget to do that.”

Democratic Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson expressed concern in December, saying his city is “close to capacity.” 

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