Lindsey Toomer

1 week ago | coloradonewsline.com | Lindsey Toomer

Abortion advocates and providers in Colorado feel increased pressure under the Trump administration to support people seeking abortions from Colorado and surrounding states with restrictions. Melisa Hidalgo-Cuellar, abortion fund director for Cobalt, said the organization has been “constantly adapting” to meet the demand for support. The abortion fund has increased its staffing capacity over the last couple of years and ramped up its digital security to ensure client information is protected.

1 week ago | coloradonewsline.com | Lindsey Toomer

by Lindsey Toomer, Colorado Newsline May 1, 2025 An amended version of a bill that intends to add legal protections for transgender people in Colorado passed its first vote in the Colorado Senate after eight hours of testimony in the Senate Judiciary Committee Wednesday evening into early Thursday.

2 weeks ago | montrosepress.com | Lindsey Toomer

At least nine international students in Colorado have filed lawsuits against the Trump administration alleging due process violations when their legal status was revoked without an opportunity to defend themselves in immigration court. The University of Colorado said in a statement that as of April 17 it is aware of 22 students who have had their visas revoked. A spokesperson for Colorado State University said Thursday that 16 of its students have been affected by revocations.

2 weeks ago | coloradonewsline.com | Lindsey Toomer

by Lindsey Toomer, Colorado Newsline April 25, 2025 At least nine international students in Colorado have filed lawsuits against the Trump administration alleging due process violations when their legal status was revoked without an opportunity to defend themselves in immigration court. The University of Colorado said in a statement that as of April 17 it is aware of 22 students who have had their visas revoked.

2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Lindsey Toomer

A pro-Palestinian encampment is seen on the Auraria campus in downtown Denver, May 2, 2024. (Quentin Young/Colorado Newsline)At least nine international students in Colorado have filed lawsuits against the Trump administration alleging due process violations when their legal status was revoked without an opportunity to defend themselves in immigration court. The University of Colorado said in a statement that as of April 17 it is aware of 22 students who have had their visas revoked.