Nicole C. Brambila
Health and Education Reporter at The Denver Gazette
I'm a journalist. I ask questions. Reporting from #DesertSun to #PennsylvaniaDutchCountry to #TheMileHighCity. Covering health & education for @DenverGazette.
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1 week ago |
denvergazette.com | Nicole C. Brambila
As millions of immigrants fleeing the economic and political chaos in Venezuela used social media to navigate the journey north, Tren de Aragua (TdA) operatives embedded in their ranks and exploited these same platforms — particularly WhatsApp — to coordinate extortion, smuggling and violence.
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1 week ago |
denvergazette.com | Nicole C. Brambila
The Denver Public Schools Board of Education on Thursday voted 5-2 on an early extension of Superintendent Alex Marrero’s contract. The board limited public discussion on the measure to 30 minutes. Earlier this week, two dueling letters — one supporting Marrero, the other urging a pause on renewing his contract 13 months early — underscored a community divide between those calling for a deliberate review process and others who fear his critics are escalating tensions.
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2 weeks ago |
denvergazette.com | Nicole C. Brambila
A diverse group of Latinos — concerned about academic outcomes — signed a letter urging the Denver Public Schools board to delay extending Superintendent Alex Marrero’s contract until after his performance review. The Denver Public Schools’ (DPS) board of education is expected to weigh in on “proposed amendments” to Marrero’s contract when it meets Thursday. A public hearing is scheduled before the board enters executive session, which is closed to the public.
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4 weeks ago |
gazette.com | Nicole C. Brambila
Thousands of immigrants "paroled" into the United States have received an automated email from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS), saying their parole had been revoked and instructing them to voluntarily leave the country. It’s unclear how many immigrants have received the notice. “CBP has issued notices terminating parole for individuals who do not have lawful status to remain,” a senior DHS official said in an email to The Denver Gazette.
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4 weeks ago |
denvergazette.com | Nicole C. Brambila
Thousands of immigrants "paroled" into United States have received an automated email from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS), saying their parole had been revoked, and instructed them to voluntarily leave the country. It’s unclear how many immigrants have received the notice. “CBP has issued notices terminating parole for individuals who do not have lawful status to remain,” a senior DHS official said in an email to The Denver Gazette.
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RT @mhmdenver: Venezuelan Immigrants Causing a Ruckus in Aurora, Colorado After Venezuela Presidential Election https://t.co/ASpIXjzEmX
For Pride my niece Boog ducked my Jeep. Now it’s my turn to duck it forward.. 😜 https://t.co/bzAeGrl5RV
Last night’s presentation to the DPS board was so different from the online report – no mention of “systemic trends” or “fear of retaliation” – that I thought I had read the wrong report. https://t.co/6IxIUX8H5j