Denver, Aurora Mayors Denounce Exaggerated Migrant Gang Coverage

Mayors Call for Calm, Condemn Fear-Mongering

Denver and Aurora mayors have condemned exaggerated media coverage of migrant gangs, calling it "hysteria" and "dangerous."

Coverage Creating False Sense of Threat, Mayors Say

The mayors say the coverage is creating a false sense of threat and harming the city's immigrant community.

Media Accused of Sensationalism

They accuse some media outlets of sensationalism and fear-mongering, which they say is fueling discrimination and hate crimes.

Mayors Urge Responsible Reporting

The mayors are urging the media to report responsibly and to avoid perpetuating stereotypes and fear.

Background: Recent Migrant Gang Coverage

Increase in Migrant Gangs Reported in Denver, Aurora

In recent months, there have been several reports of migrant gang activity in Denver and Aurora.

Coverage Accused of Exaggeration

However, critics have accused the media of exaggerating the threat and sensationalizing the issue.

Impact of Exaggerated Coverage

Fear and Discrimination Among Immigrant Communities

The exaggerated coverage has created fear and discrimination among immigrant communities.

Damage to City's Reputation

It has also damaged the city's reputation and made it less welcoming to immigrants.

Mayors' Response

Condemnation of Sensationalism

The mayors have condemned the sensationalism and fear-mongering in the media coverage.

Call for Responsible Reporting

They are urging the media to report responsibly and to avoid perpetuating stereotypes and fear.

Support for Immigrant Communities

The mayors are also expressing their support for immigrant communities and condemning discrimination and hate crimes.

Conclusion

The mayors of Denver and Aurora are calling for calm and responsible reporting on the issue of migrant gangs.

They say the exaggerated coverage is creating a false sense of threat and harming the city's immigrant community.

The mayors are urging the media to report responsibly and to avoid perpetuating stereotypes and fear.