Colorado labor department reveals it’s received four ICE immigration subpoenas — but won’t say if it complied

The Colorado Department of Labor and Employment has received four immigration enforcement subpoenas from federal authorities this year — two more than it has publicly disclosed before, the agency confirmed to The Denver Post.

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