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#CE4541
Flush Mahogany
206, 69, 65
2, 59, 53
0, 67, 68, 19
#000000
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0, 0, 0
0, 0, 0
0, 0, 0, 100
#FFCB70
Goldenrod
255, 203, 112
38, 100, 72
0, 20, 56, 0
The Colorado Rapid Response Network (CORRN) is a dedicated initiative launched in 2017 to protect immigrant families and communities in Colorado from the threats of raids and deportations by Immigration Customs Enforcement (ICE). This statewide network provides a 24/7 hotline at 1-844-864-8341, making it the first of its kind in Colorado, allowing individuals to report ICE activity and access support for those detained. CORRN is committed to documenting incidents, providing trained dispatchers for rapid response, and educating communities about their rights.
By fostering collaboration among diverse local organizations such as American Friends Service Committee and Colorado People’s Alliance, CORRN encourages community engagement and teamwork to address immigration concerns. Over the years, the network has grown significantly, with 760 volunteers trained as dispatchers and legal observers, ensuring accurate information sharing and effective public response to injustice. Through its holistic approach, CORRN aims to influence legislation, increase accountability, and empower the immigrant rights movement across Colorado.
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The Colorado Rapid Response Network color palette uses the hex codes #CE4541, #000000 and #FFCB70.
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