After voters vented on the CPR News Facebook page about long lines and other frustrations Tuesday night, we spoke with the leader of the Democratic Party in Colorado, Rick Palacio about what happened. He says Colorado may have outgrown presidential caucuses, and he will continue to push for a primary. Then, immigrants in Colorado can expect to wait 933 days for a hearing at Denver's immigration court. Why? And, what does it mean for people whose cases may not be heard for years. Also, a new thrift store has opened in Denver, staffed by teens who used to be homeless. Finally, we hear about Colorado bands in NPR's Tiny Desk Competition, and an encore piece about a local boy's lemonade stand business.
- 'Sincerest Apologies' From State Democratic Chair After Caucus Waits
- Denver’s Immigration Court Has The Longest Hearing Delays In The US
- For Homeless Youth, Peak Thrift Offers Connections, Job Skills
- Colorado Musicians Rush To Be A Part of NPR’s Tiny Desk Contest
- Encore: A Broomfield Boy, 9, Runs A Chain Of Lemonade Stands
