Around 100 Spanish-speaking migrants arrived by bus in Denver Monday night and now the city is working to accommodate them in an emergency shelter, according to the City and County of Denver
The bus stopped at the Denver Rescue Mission on Lawrence Street when it first arrived, but the shelter was at capacity, a spokesperson for the city told Denver7.
In a news release Tuesday, the city said it had activated an emergency shelter at a city-owned rec center to accommodate up to 100 migrants. The city declined to disclose the location of that shelter citing security concerns. The city spokesperson said they are working to get more information as to where the bus came from. But right now, their immediate concern is providing the 100 people shelter and resources, she said.This is a developing story
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