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A federal judge in Denver is set to hear arguments over whether an immigration and labor activist who took refuge in Colorado churches to avoid deportation during the first Trump administration should be freed from detention. Jeanette Vizguerra's lawyers are expected to argue during a hearing Friday that a pending deportation order isn't valid.

For the second day in a row, demonstrators called for the release of Jeanette Vizguerra, who is being held at an ICE facility in Aurora.

With less than 60 days left to go and plenty of big, controversial bills still in play, it鈥檚 crunch time for state lawmakers.

The Catch Up is the easy way to stay updated on all the news making headlines on KUNC newscasts. Here are the biggest stories from March 3 to 7.

Democratic mayors of four major cities say Congress and the Trump administration are exaggerating crime committed by immigrants and attacking so-called sanctuary cities simply to score political points, as Republicans hammer the policies for shielding criminals and discouraging cooperation with federal officials.

Most Democratic lawmakers oppose federal immigration raids conducted recently in Colorado. And Democrats hold the majority in both houses of the Colorado legislature. So how might those lawmakers push back against immigration sweeps? We鈥檒l explore that question today on In The NoCo.

On his first day in office last month, President Trump gave a green light to stepped-up immigration enforcement. As part of that effort, he expanded a particular policy that could put more immigrants living in Colorado at higher risk of deportation. We hear more about the policy -- known as expedited removal -- on today鈥檚 In the NoCo.

The protest follows action from ICE and other federal agents at two Denver metro apartment complexes this morning.

'Bipartisanship' is not a word you鈥檝e heard lately in headlines out of Washington D.C. But Colorado Congressman and Army veteran Jason Crow still sees a path for Republicans and Democrats to work together. He鈥檚 on In The NoCo to talk about reaching across the aisle, immigration, and what he sees happening in Washington.

An executive order has ended a policy that prevented federal immigration officials from making arrests at so-called 鈥渟ensitive鈥� locations like schools and churches. Now, some Colorado schools are working to better protect their students from potential immigration raids.