Allison Sherry

Centennial, Denver

Justice Reporter at Colorado Public Radio

Covering justice/injustice in public safety @CPRNews. Also sometimes @NPR. Previous @denverpost @startribune in DC. Mama. I’m here to hold people accountable.

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Colorado judge bars ICE

3 weeks ago | khsu.org | Allison Sherry

ARI SHAPIRO, HOST:In Colorado, federal immigration agents had been showing up at courthouses and detaining people for being in the country without legal status. There's a state law against that, and now one Colorado judge has formally ordered federal agents to stop taking people into custody inside and near the courthouses. Colorado Public Radio's Allison Sherry reports.
Colorado judge bars ICE

3 weeks ago | nepm.org | Allison Sherry

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Colorado judge bars ICE

3 weeks ago | wesa.fm | Allison Sherry

A Colorado judge has made the first known use of a state law designed to make courts safe from immigration raids.
Colorado judge bars ICE

3 weeks ago | ctpublic.org | Allison Sherry

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Colorado judge bars ICE

3 weeks ago | ksut.org | Allison Sherry

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Western Slope judge warns ICE to stop civil immigration actions in courthouses

4 weeks ago | the-journal.com | Allison Sherry |Ben Markus

Wednesday, Apr 16, 2025 3:11 PM Updated Thursday, Apr.
Western Slope judge warns ICE to stop civil immigration actions in courthouses

4 weeks ago | durangoherald.com | Allison Sherry |Ben Markus

Workers say Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents have been a steady presence A Colorado judge has ordered federal immigration agents to stop doing civil enforcement in and around courthouses in three Western Slope counties, the first known judicial usage of a Colorado law designed to make courts safe from immigration raids. Ninth Judicial District Chief Judge John Neiley issued the previously unreported order for Garfield, Pitkin and Rio Blanco counties on April 8.
What is Tren de Aragua's footprint in the U.S.? Experts say smaller than federal officials say

1 month ago | boisestatepublicradio.org | Allison Sherry |Martin Kaste

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday handed the Trump administration a victory, backing the legality of the administration's effort to deport accused members of the Venezuelan criminal gang known as Tren de Aragua under the Alien Enemies Act. The court also required the government to give the Venezuelans "reasonable time" to contest their deportations. Federal officials have framed the gang as a national scourge and an "invasion," something gang experts say is likely overstated.
What is Tren de Aragua's footprint in the U.S.? Experts say smaller than federal officials say

1 month ago | nhpr.org | Allison Sherry |Martin Kaste

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday handed the Trump administration a victory, backing the legality of the administration's effort to deport accused members of the Venezuelan criminal gang known as Tren de Aragua under the Alien Enemies Act. The court also required the government to give the Venezuelans "reasonable time" to contest their deportations. Federal officials have framed the gang as a national scourge and an "invasion," something gang experts say is likely overstated.
Jeanette Vizguerra's attorneys say ICE made a procedural mistake and her due process has been violated

1 month ago | denverite.com | Allison Sherry

Lawyers for detained immigrant advocate Jeanette Vizguerra argued to a federal appeals court that immigration authorities made a procedural mistake back in 2013 when they first tried to deport her back to Mexico. And because of that mistake, they argue, those immigration authorities can’t deport Vizguerra now. In a short but dense, six-page motion filed with the 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, Vizguerra’s lawyers lay out her long odyssey through the nation’s complicated immigration system.