Timothy Birdnow

The apartment complex in Aurora Colorado that the media and Colorado's Democratic government assured us was not controlled by Venezuelan gangs has been closed by an emergency safety order.

They assured us everything was fine there, so why did they have to shut it down?

Judge Shawn Day signed the emergency order January 10 after the City of Aurora filed for an injunction to close the property as a threat to public safety.

But I suppose it had nothing at all to do with illegal immigrants taking it over! Just a huge honking coincidence!

BTW I worked in the field of property management and dealt with this sort of thing. The owners are not at fault; government regulations make it next to impossible to clean a place like that out. You cannot deny someone tenancy without good cause and all of these people showed up and no doubt the state of Colorado was pushing landlords to rent to them. Once in they have to be evicted through legal channels and when they are they have to be bodily removed by the Sheriff's department. Then any representative from the management company is in peril if he tries to go into the building. It's a losing proposition.

In fact, when I was doing it, we would sometimes ask a judge to shut a building down because it was the only way to get control of it. That was always a great danger though, because once shut down it might be a bear to reopen. Usually a building inspector comes and tears it apart, costing the owner thousands of dollars. Oh, and the evictees usually tear the place to the ground before you regain possession.

No, this is the fault of Colorado's Democratic government and the failure of the Biden Administration to secure the border. I feel for the poor sOB's who own this place.

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