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At the southern border, cities expected to see even more migrants are not experiencing that after Title 42 was lifted earlier this week.
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"I want to work. I want to get ahead, help my family, and one day bring my daughter here, so she can see the snow, and feel as free as I do," one said.
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Denver says it's at breaking point as migrants continue to arrive
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"Part of that love is because we know what it feels like to be a stranger," Temple Emanuel Rabbi Emily Hyatt said.
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Organizations to assist with possible influx of migrants seeking shelter
The city of Denver is now asking for medical volunteers to help staff emergency migrant shelters as influx continues.
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