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Immigration - John Hickenlooper for U.S. SenateSkip to main content Enable accessibility for visually impaired Open the accessibility menu Skip to content CHIP IN $10 TO SUPPORT JOHN HICKENLOOPER >> CHIP IN $10 TO SUPPORT JOHN HICKENLOOPER >> Home Meet John Español Facebook-f Twitter Instagram Spotify Donate Now Donate Now Comprehensive immigration reform is long overdue. [DATE REMOVED], we had a bipartisan agreement on immigration and border security — but, as usual, Washington put politics ahead of results. Only in Congress could politicians fail to do anything on a subject where they had agreement.  President Trump has made matters worse by creating a humanitarian crisis at our southern border — separating children from their families and placing them in cages, allowing legitimate claims for asylum to go unheard, and using humanitarian aid for the Northern Triangle as a bargaining chip. His administration is wasting tens of billions of dollars on an ineffective border wall and the deportation of law-abiding, long-term residents. The broken immigration system is hurting our economy and creating a culture of fear that makes all Americans less safe. By supporting President Trump’s policies, Senator Gardner is making our problems worse. As Governor, I took decisive action to address our immigration challenges while keeping Coloradans safe. I signed historic legislation granting in-state tuition to DREAMers — one of the first such bills in the nation. I initiated a new program to make our roads safer by granting driver’s licenses to undocumented immigrants, which makes it easier for people to have car insurance and pass the same safe driving tests required of everyone else. And I actively opposed Trump’s horrific decision to end DACA.  Meanwhile, in Washington, when we were on the cusp of passing bipartisan comprehensive immigration reform, Senator Gardner opposed it and helped block its passage in the House. We had a bipartisan agreement on both immigration and border security, but, as usual, Washington put politics ahead of results. We need to adequately fund our current immigration system so that lawyers, interpreters, and judges can provide timely and fair adjudication for the nearly one million pending cases. We need to immediately establish processing centers for families at our southern border and fully restore humanitarian and security aid to Guatemala, Honduras, and El Salvador. Finally, we must provide overdue refugee assistance and access to medical services for immigrant families. In the long term, our country will be more secure if we enact common-sense immigration reform that achieves the dual objective of creating a pathway to citizenship while ensuring border security and protecting American workers. It is within the power of the U.S. Senate to act on this issue and requires political will that Senator Gardner has seemed to be unable to muster. If elected to the Senate, I am committed to reversing the Trump Administration’s harmful immigration agenda and helping to restore humanity to a broken system. Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin Share on email Share on print Join Us Email Address Zip Code Phone Number By providing your cell phone number you consent to receive 10 or more recurring updates or donation asks each month from Hickenlooper for Colorado by automated text message. Txt HELP for help, STOP to end. Msg&Data rates may apply. Privacy Policy. Terms of Service. Home Privacy Policy Terms Accessibility Volunteer Donate PAID FOR BY HICKENLOOPER FOR COLORADO PO Box 18886, Denver, CO 80218 hello@hickenlooper.com Facebook-f Twitter Instagram Flickr Spotify Youtube
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Prevención de violencia con armas de fuego - John Hickenlooper for U.S. SenateSkip to main content Enable accessibility for visually impaired Open the accessibility menu Skip to content VOTANDO EN COLORADO VOTANDO EN COLORADO Indicio Conoce a John English Facebook-f Twitter Instagram Spotify Donar Donar Prevención de violencia con armas de fuego Estados Unidos se enfrenta a una epidemia de violencia con armas de fuego que es trágicamente demasiado familiar para nosotros en Colorado. Hemos perdido a muchos de nuestros amigos, vecinos e hijos a causa de las armas, lo que ha resultado en la pérdida [DATE REMOVED]9,000 vidas en todo el país en solo un año. Durante la última década, más [DATE REMOVED] millones de estadounidenses han recibido disparos y millones más están traumatizados por la violencia generada por las armas de fuego, que ha impactado desproporcionadamente a las comunidades de color. Cada día, 21 niños más son víctimas de la violencia con armas de fuego. La pérdida de vidas preciosas es incomprensible, devastadora y está profundamente grabada en nuestros corazones y recuerdos en lugares como Columbine, Arapahoe, Platte Canyon, STEM School de Highlands Ranch, Aurora y en escuelas y comunidades en todo nuestro estado y nación. Durante demasiado tiempo, el liderazgo de la Asociación Nacional del Rifle (NRA) ha luchado imprudentemente contra incluso las medidas más básicas de seguridad de armas, como las verificaciones de antecedentes universales, que el 90% de los estadounidenses y la mayoría de los miembros de la NRA apoyan. Cuando yo era gobernador de Colorado, afrontamos el liderazgo de la NRA y ganamos. No fue fácil, pero con el apoyo de funcionarios electos locales y estatales y una coalición diversa de residentes de Colorado, pudimos promulgar leyes que requieren la verificación de antecedentes para todas las ventas de armas, así como la prohibición de cargadores de gran capacidad. Nos convertimos en el primer estado púrpura en promulgar una legislación integral sobre seguridad de armas. Si pudiéramos vencer a la NRA en Colorado, podemos vencerlos a nivel nacional. El senador Gardner ha recibido casi 4 millones de dólares en apoyo de parte de la NRA y está obstaculizando que la verificación de antecedentes, entre otras reformas, reciba una audiencia en el Senado de los Estados Unidos. También votó en contra de cerrar las escapatorias que permiten que las armas caigan en manos peligrosas. Ya basta. Como su próximo senador, lucharé por políticas integrales y de sentido común para combatir la violencia con las armas de fuego. Una agenda nacional: políticas de seguridad de armas con sentido común Asegurar verificaciones de antecedentes para todas las ventas de armas. Las verificaciones de antecedentes salvan vidas. Desde la década de 1990, el sistema de verificación de antecedentes ha bloqueado la venta de más [DATE REMOVED] millones de armas a delincuentes, abusadores domésticos y otras personas peligrosas. Necesitamos ampliar las verificaciones de antecedentes para cubrir espectáculos de armas y minoristas en línea, así como cerrar el “Charleston Loophole” (La Escapatoria de Charleston) para garantizar que todas las verificaciones de antecedentes se completen correctamente. Establecer límites nacionales para cargadores. Los límites de los cargadores salvan vidas durante los tiroteos. El tirador que mató [DATE REMOVED] e hirió a 59 en un cine de Aurora en 2012 llevaba una pistola equipada con un cargador de 100 balas. El tirador en Tucson, Arizona, que mató [DATE REMOVED] personas e hirió [DATE REMOVED], incluida la ex congresista Gabby Giffords en 2011, llevaba una pistola equipada con un cargador [DATE REMOVED]3 balas. Ese tiroteo llegó a su fin cuando un espectador lo abordó mientras intentaba recargar su arma. Restaurar una prohibición de armas de asalto. Es hora de que el Congreso promulgue una prohibición efectiva de armas de asalto que se base en la legislación anterior que expiró en 2004. Financiar la intervención comunitaria contra la violencia. Las comunidades de color en Colorado y en nuestra nación tienen que lidiar a diario con la violencia con armas de fuego y enfrentan un riesgo considerablemente mayor de ser víctimas de homicidio con arma de fuego. Se ha demostrado que la financiación de programas de intervención contra violencia basados ​​en evidencia es eficaz para reducir los tiroteos en ciudades de todo el país. Fortalecer la aplicación de la ley contra el tráfico de armas. Debemos detener el tráfico de armas fortaleciendo el enjuiciamiento del pequeño número de traficantes de armas de “mal actor” que venden armas ilegalmente sin una verificación de antecedentes. La policía también necesita las herramientas para tratar las “compras fraudulentas” (donde los delincuentes que no pueden pasar una verificación de antecedentes hacen que alguien compre armas en su nombre) como delitos graves. Detener la proliferación de “pistolas fantasmas”. Las pistolas fantasmas son armas de fuego que se pueden ensamblar en casa con piezas que se han pedido en línea o producidas por una impresora 3D. Están disponibles sin una verificación de antecedentes, no pueden ser rastreados por la policía y son un problema emergente en Colorado y en todo el país. Debemos aprobar una ley federal que garantice que nadie pueda construir un arma de fuego sin primero pasar por una verificación de antecedentes. Responsabilizar a los fabricantes de armas imprudentes. Tenemos que derogar la ley [DATE REMOVED] que protege de manera única a los fabricantes de armas irresponsables para que puedan ser reportados y los coloque en la misma categoría que cualquier otro negocio. Implementar leyes de Orden de Protección contra Riesgo Extremo. Para evitar futuros actos de violencia, las leyes de Orden de Protección contra Riesgo Extremo permiten que las familias y las fuerzas del orden eliminen temporalmente el acceso de un individuo a las armas de fuego cuando se considere que constituye un peligro para sí mismo o para otros. Estas políticas son efectivas tanto para prevenir tiroteos masivos como para reducir el suicidio. Crear un futuro más seguro para nuestros niños y comunidades. Sé bien que el liderazgo del NRA se ha embarcado en un esfuerzo implacable para engañar, caracterizar y despistar. Sabemos en Colorado que podemos proteger nuestros derechos de la Segunda Enmienda y proteger a nuestros niños y comunidades con políticas razonables de seguridad de armas. 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ENDORSEMENT: Denver Post Editorial Board Supports Hickenlooper, Who “Coloradans Can Trust to Keep Their Interests At Heart” - John Hickenlooper for U.S. Senate1%Skip to main content Enable accessibility for visually impaired Open the accessibility menu Skip to content CHIP IN $10 TO SUPPORT JOHN HICKENLOOPER >> CHIP IN $10 TO SUPPORT JOHN HICKENLOOPER >> Home Meet John Español Facebook-f Twitter Instagram Spotify Donate Now Donate Now OCTOBER 9, 2020 ENDORSEMENT: Denver Post Editorial Board Supports Hickenlooper, Who “Coloradans Can Trust to Keep Their Interests At Heart” “CORY GARDNER IS EXCELLENT AT PLAYING THE POLITICAL GAME, BUT HE HAS PROVEN TO HAVE TERRIBLE JUDGMENT AND COMMUNICATE POORLY WITH HIS CONSTITUENTS” The Denver Post editorial board endorsed John Hickenlooper’s campaign for U.S. Senate [DATE REMOVED], writing that Hickenlooper is who “Coloradans can trust to keep their interests at heart, to make sound decisions, and to help repair our national system of governance.” Senator Cory Gardner, who the Denver Post endorsed in 2014, “had many opportunities to oppose the administration’s ‘burn it down’ approach to governance. Instead, he joined the enablers who turned a blind eye to Trump’s corruption.” The Post revoked his 2014 endorsement after Gardner sold out Colorado one too many times, writing that he’s become exactly the “political time-server” they’d warned against. Read the endorsement HERE or below:  Denver Post Editorial Board: Endorsement: Coloradans know John Hickenlooper — a man ready to serve us in the U.S. Senate  John Hickenlooper’s legacy in Colorado is that of a man who invested early in a dream to revitalize our capital city and then stepped up to lead a thriving economy, a prosperous business environment, a developed transportation network, and progressive reforms. Coloradans should reflect on Hickenlooper’s productive [DATE REMOVED] as mayor of Denver and his [DATE REMOVED] as governor as they cast their ballots for U.S. Senate. We know who Hickenlooper is: the Democratic who, as a candidate for president, decried socialism soliciting boos from a California assembly; the Democrat who convinced the oil and gas industry to agree to leak detection when the state legislature couldn’t achieve meaningful reform, and the Democrat who signed universal background checks and limits on high-capacity magazines into law after 12 people were murdered at an Aurora movie theater in 2012. He’s a man Coloradans can trust to keep their interests at heart, to make sound decisions, and to help repair our national system of governance. In fact, it’s Hickenlooper’s reluctance to enter into this race that makes him such an attractive candidate for Coloradans, most of whom would also rather not meddle with Washington-style politics. Is Hickenlooper a slick politician who wins debates? Nope, but this board is done with political gamesmanship. In sharp contrast, U.S. Sen. Cory Gardner is excellent at playing the political game, but he has proven to have terrible judgment and communicate poorly with his constituents. Gardner declined to meet with The Denver Post editorial board for our endorsement process. In part, we are sure, that is because of a harsh editorial we wrote in 2019 after he didn’t join 12 other Republicans to repudiate the fake emergency declaration President Donald Trump used to steal congressionally appropriated funds from the Department of Defense. “Gardner could still prove to be a great senator for Colorado, a man who puts his state and his principles above party and politics,” we wrote concluding it was a mistake to endorse him in 2014 if he was not going to stand on principle when the nation needed him most. Gardner traded unyielding party fealty for election-year favors: the Arkansas Valley Conduit, moving dozens of Bureau of Land Management employees to Colorado, and securing billions of dollars [DATE REMOVED] for the Land and Water Conservation Fund to purchase additional public lands and pay for a backlog of projects in our nation’s parks. The price for these wins was too steep at the federal level. President Donald Trump reigned unchecked — crashing through norms, knocking down constitutional protections, stirring up racial animus, leaving American allies abroad out in the cold, and claiming more and more authority for the executive branch of government. Gardner had many opportunities to oppose the administration’s “burn it down” approach to governance. Instead, he joined the enablers who turned a blind eye to Trump’s corruption. Hickenlooper is the better choice for Coloradans in these trying times. For [DATE REMOVED], Hickenlooper [DATE REMOVED] down with The Post’s editorial board — in a socially-distanced, mask-on meeting at our Washington Street campus. He addressed his ethics infraction head-on. “These are two relatively minor reporting errors that I made, that I took responsibility for and I paid my $2,750 fine,” he said. Hickenlooper mishandled the complaint against him — as we’ve already said — but we do not believe accepting a flight on a private plane to assist in the USS Colorado ceremony was a breach of Coloradans’ trust, nor was it untoward for him to attend a conference in Italy where his transportation and meals were comped by corporate sponsors. Hickenlooper should have disclosed these gifts or paid for them. If Trump is re-elected, Hickenlooper said he would respect the office of the presidency, but stand up to the president when he is wrong. Hickenlooper noted that Gardner has still not defended Colorado’s safe and secure vote-mail system against Trump’s assault on our democracy. There is no evidence of widespread voter fraud, yet Trump continues to say there is a threat of this election being illegitimate. If Democrats sweep in [DATE REMOVED], and we are faced with a single-party government as Republicans had in 2016, Hickenlooper assured us he’s not going to let his party push him around. “I think I’ve proven, a number of times, that I’m always trying to get people together. I’m always trying to do everything I can to build bridges and find common ground,” Hickenlooper said. “But when something needs to be said, I’ve never been afraid to say it.” We think Democrats should, and likely would under the leadership of former Vice President Joe Biden, take the high road and end this escalation of extremism. Retaliation is a zero-sum game that only hurts Americans, and it’s what Trump has done for the [DATE REMOVED]. Of course, we must rollback the most egregious assaults on human decency: family separations and other inhumane policies at the border and the abandonment of our global commitments to reduce carbon emissions. But Democrats shouldn’t end the filibuster or pack the Court. Supporters shouldn’t chant “lock him up” and our leaders must not continue Trump’s abuse of the Attorney General’s office. Ramming through drastic policy changes would be a mistake too, and Hickenlooper agrees. America needs to move forward. He does not support a single-payer health care system like the Medicaid for All pushed by Sen. Bernie Sanders. “I do think we have to get to universal coverage. Health care is a right, not a privilege,” Hickenlooper said. So how do we fill the glaring gap that exists right now between those who qualify for federal health insurance Medicaid and those who can’t afford insurance on the private market even with federal subsidies? The solution clearly isn’t to force Americans off of Medicaid, as Sen. Cory Gardner voted to do when he supported massive cuts to Medicaid in proposed rollbacks of the Affordable Care Act. Hickenlooper supports creating a public option, which is something The Denver Post editorial board was pushing Congress to include in the ACA back in 2012. While Gardner says he is an advocate for America’s Dreamers, Hickenlooper signed a bill into law that gave in-state tuition to Dreamers at state universities and colleges. For Colorado high school graduates who were brought to America as children without proper documentation, this was a life-altering piece of legislation. Gardner is on record in 2013 opposing the ASSET Bill along with most Republicans in the state legislature. For [DATE REMOVED], Gov. John Hickenlooper threaded the needle between working hard to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in Colorado as part of a global effort to slow global warming and lessen the effects of climate change on vulnerable regions. He balanced that against the risk of escalating energy prices and harming the state’s oil and gas industry. We think he struck a good balance and is ready to go further in Congress to reduce emissions. Coloradans know Hickenlooper: the governor who donated his $90,000 [DATE REMOVED] salary to charities while he was governor; the governor who helped us mourn and recover from floods and fires and mass shootings; the man who is ready to serve once again in Congress. Share on facebook Share on twitter Share on linkedin Share on email Share on print Join Us Email Address Zip Code Phone Number By providing your cell phone number you consent to receive 10 or more recurring updates or donation asks each month from Hickenlooper for Colorado by automated text message. 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