Protesters Face Charges After ICE Demonstration | Denver News

Four protesters arrested in July during an anti-ICE rally are now in court facing charges including obstructing a peace officer — as nationwide immigration arrests surge, especially in Colorado, and allegations of violent ICE tactics surface. Supporters flooded the courtroom with signs and chants, defending the demonstrators as exercising their First Amendment rights against what they call unlawful detentions. Meanwhile, a TB outbreak at an Aurora detention center has sparked a federal lawsuit after delays in staff cooperation — all unfolding amid rising tensions between protest rights, law enforcement, and immigration policy.

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