‘Congressional inquiry’ triggers $250K legal tab for Denver’s sanctuary city stance
The legal bill is coming due for Denver’s response to a congressional inquiry.
The city recently received an invoice for $250,000 from Covington & Burling, the high-powered Washington law firm the city hired as it faced federal scrutiny over its immigration policies.
The city has been represented by Dana Remus, who previously was the White House counsel for former president Joe Biden. The contract began Feb. 1 as Mayor Mike Johnston was preparing to testify before the Republican-led U.S. House Oversight Committee.
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