Report Federal Immigration Enforcement Activity The Colorado Rapid Response Network (CORRN) is a multi-organizational effort with American Friends Service Committee, Colorado People's Alliance, Together Colorado, Mi Familia Vota, United for a New Economy, Movimiento Poder (formerly Padres y Jóvenes Unidos), and CIRC to communicate accurate information related to federal law enforcement activity in communities.
File a Complaint to the Colorado Attorney General In January 2026, Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser announced an update to the Colorado Department of Law's Public Complaint filing system by adding a new section for Coloradans to report Federal Agent Misconduct.
Frequently Asked Questions More information about Denver's response to federal immigration activities, Mayor Johnston's executive order, and local ordinances for law enforcement officer identification
Executive Order 152 Read the full text of Mayor Johnston's Executive Order to protect Denverites from unconstitutional and dangerous federal operations.
Council Bill No. 26-0125 Read the full text of the bill passed by Denver City Council for an ordinance amending Chapter 28 of the Revised Municipal Code concerning law enforcement officer identification.
Identifying Denver Law Enforcement Clearly identify law enforcement personnel during interrogation, detention, and arrest of individuals in the City and County of Denver.
News & Updates Follow news and announcements about the city's response to federal immigration law enforcement operations.
Immigrant Support Toolkit Access information about available resources from the City and County of Denver, partners, and neighboring cities in one place.