^^LEAKED: A board meeting of @UUCTucson Universalist Church of Tucson was a held day after our “No Mas Muertes” report showing a Mexican man in their camp offering 300 dollars to traffic our undercover journalist to Phoenix

In this leaked video, the Board of Trustees, and Fundraising Coordinator Danielle discuss contacting the FBI about @OKeefeMedia and filing a “cease and desist letter” to stop our investigative journalism.

“Anything that we can do can give James O’Keefe fuel for the fire, even just sending him a letter…”

^^BREAKING: @OKeefeMedia infiltrates secret NO MAS MUERTES, @NoMoreDeaths encampment in the middle of the desert in Aravaca, Arizona near the border. Posing as donors and land surveyors, and with the help of an illegal immigrant working undercover, OMG recordings show this nonprofit engaged in paranoia, hostility towards law enforcement and white people, recommendations to violate asylum law, and offers of for-profit services – actions related more to a human trafficking operation than a humanitarian nonprofit.

Hidden cameras show Mexican men from Sonora and Tijuna pointing guns at our undercover illegal immigrant, and requesting 300 dollars cash to traffick him to Phoenix. Stuck inside the camp, our undercover journalist was interrogated and feared for his life. James O’Keefe had to put on a bulletproof vest with the word PRESS on it, and extract the journalist in a standoff at the gate.

A “ministry” of the Universal Unitarian Church out of Tucson, @UUCTucson, and a 501c3 which does not file a public tax return, O’Keefe’s “surveyor” team recorded No More Deaths staff in the camp discuss their operations in detail including their budget (400K) and discovered the identity of staff - which they went to great lengths to keep SECRET. The staff said “We are paranoid” and called our team of surveyors “white supremacists…”
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Interestingly, the legislators who pushed this bill through did not meet with those who held “alternative views” before approving the bill, nor did Polis. The Colorado Freedom of Information Coalition, which Zansberg heads, had scheduled a meeting with the governor’s office to discuss the bill, but Polis ghosted them and went ahead and approved it a couple days after it passed. The League of Women Voters of Colorado had publicly urged him to veto the measure. Would it have been so difficult to hear what they had to say first?

https://denvergazette.com/news/sunshine-legislature/article_eb3ec8e1-e830-5975-97ed-317698bc016e.html

Denver Gazette

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There is no law that states that Colorado can strip a child protection employee of their certification, meaning that caseworkers who are fired from one county after bad casework can get hired in another. There is also no regulation that requires county human services departments to inform the state or the families involved if it has discovered that a caseworker lied about checking on children or committed other misconduct.

https://coloradosun.com/2024/01/11/child-welfare-caseworker-larimer-county/

The Colorado Sun

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Colorado voters divided on election integrity, agree state is too expensive
In the lead up to the 2024 presidential race, Republican and Democratic voters in Colorado remain deeply divided in how much they trust the integrity of national elections.

That’s one of the top takeaways from a new survey by researchers at the American Politics Research Lab (APRL) at CU Boulder and the polling company YouGov. The team has published its Colorado Political Climate Survey annually since 2017—an attempt to track how voters in Colorado are navigating hot-button issues like election integrity, abortion and more.

In this year’s survey, released online Jan. 29, the team reports that 75% of Democrats but only 46% of independents and 41% of Republicans agreed that “elections across the country will be conducted fairly and accurately.” Colorado voters, however, are much more optimistic about elections in their own state. A slim majority, or 54%, of Republican voters expressed optimism that statewide elections will be fair and accurate.

“That’s troubling,” said Anand Sokhey, director of the APRL and co-author of the new survey. “We’ve been seeing that partisan split for a while now, and it reflects messaging from Donald Trump and his surrogates questioning the results of the 2020 election.”

To carry out the survey, the online survey vendor YouGov gathered responses from 800 Coloradans across the state in December 2023. They included 229 self-identified Republicans, 263 Democrats and 263 independents (with some respondents identifying themselves as “other”). The survey is weighted to reflect the general population of Colorado and has a margin of error of plus or minus 4.23%.

The researchers discovered that Colorado seems to be continuing its blue-ward shift of the last decade or so. In the survey, voters favored incumbent President Joe Biden in a hypothetical race against former President Donald Trump by 47% to 40%.

One thing voters of all affiliations could agree on: Colorado is too expensive. Nearly 80% of survey respondents reported that they were “concerned” or “very concerned” about the cost of living in the state.

“Our goal was to take the pulse of the state as we’re entering this election period,” Sokhey said. “In some ways, you’ll see a Colorado that reflects the rest of the country, but you’ll also see how the state is approaching some issues in a way that’s unique.”

https://www.colorado.edu/today/2024/01/29/colorado-voters-divided-election-integrity-agree-state-too-expensive

CU Boulder Today

Colorado voters divided on election integrity, agree state is too

In a new survey of Colorado voters, 75% of self-identified Democrats agreed that “elections across the country will be conducted fairly and accurately" in 2024. Only 46% of independents and 41% of

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?BREAKING: Just filed a Supreme Court amicus brief with @SenTedCruz — joined by 175+ House and Senate Republicans — supporting Trump’s Colorado ballot appeal.

The Colorado Supreme Court is setting a dangerous precedent and subverting the will of the people.

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