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   Another 44 asylum seekers are expected to arrive in Denver late   
   Tuesday or early Wednesday morning from New Mexico, the second time   
   nonprofits coordinated the transport to Denver.   
      
   El Paso-based nonprofit Annunciation House paid $5,000 to bus the   
   migrants to Denver-area churches and nonprofits that agreed to host   
   them temporarily while volunteers connect them to their host   
   families in other cities and states, Annunciation House director   
   Ruben Garcia said. Annunciation House worked with Denver-area   
   nonprofits to coordinate the effort last month after the nonprofit   
   shelters reached capacity. The migrants typically only stay for 48   
   hours or less in the host locations before they head to their   
   sponsors and await immigration hearings.   
      
   The New Mexico governor’s office paid about $4,000 to transport the   
   asylum seekers by bus to Denver in May but said it was the only time   
   it planned to foot the bill. A spokeswoman for the governor’s office   
   confirmed on Tuesday that the nonprofits coordinated the   
   transportation.   
      
   Garcia would not confirm which Denver-area churches have agreed to   
   house the asylum seekers, saying he would leave it up to Denver’s   
   faith communities to share the news.   
      
   Multiple requests for comment to the American Friends Service   
   Committee and Casa de Paz, which helped coordinate the effort with   
   area churches in May, were not returned on Tuesday afternoon.   
      
   https://www.denverpost.com/2019/06/11/denver-asylum-seekers-mexico-   
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