Colorado and Immigration Reform VII / Union Negotiator

April 5, 2010

Ryan Warner talks with Dan Owens, a labor union negotiator with the International Union of Operating Engineers Local 9, who says illegal foreign workers undermine union efforts by working for less.

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Colorado and Immigration Reform VII / Union Negotiator

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Following holiday weekend, Colorado’s COVID-19 numbers are still spectacularly high, and hospitals say a staffing shortage could be on the way

Boulder County has rules on how to better build homes to survive wildfires. None of them applied where 1,000+ homes burned in Marshall fire

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Thousands of Coloradans have college credit but no degree. It took 52 years and a lifetime of experience for Travis Broxton to walk a graduation stage.

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Boulder County has rules on how to better build homes to survive wildfires. None of them applied where 1,000+ homes burned in Marshall fire

Following holiday weekend, Colorado’s COVID-19 numbers are still spectacularly high, and hospitals say a staffing shortage could be on the way

Thousands around Colorado march to remember Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s vision

Thousands of Coloradans have college credit but no degree. It took 52 years and a lifetime of experience for Travis Broxton to walk a graduation stage.

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