Illegals fresh off the bus in Denver charging customers to park at Sam’s

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The buses and vans arrived between 8 a.m. and 1 p.m. and left migrants in the parking lots of Home Depot, Walmart and Sam’s Club, according to information collected by Scripps News Denver.

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Greg Lenora, a security guard, works for a company hired to protect the Sam’s Club parking area. "One thing I can say is they are really, really polite," he said about the migrants he interacted with this past weekend. “They are not saying anything malicious or angry. They are just here to get money." A day after the migrants' arrival at the businesses in Central Park, according to the security guard and other sources, some of the migrants returned trying to make money. "Some had spray bottles and paper towels to wipe down windshields," Lenora said. "Others were helping customers to their car, trying to load whatever and afterwards they asked for a little money."

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The security guard said decisions made by other migrants are part of the reason his security company was brought in to help. He described that customers were suddenly reporting that they were getting charged to park in the parking lot, and were told if they didn't pay, they couldn't park. Parking at Sam's Club is free.

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The arrival of the buses and vans happened on the same day that Denver Mayor Mike Johnston went on CNN, amplifying the concerns raised by the influx of dozens of migrant-filled buses to several cities across the country. "I think the frustrating thing for us is we know this problem is solvable," Mayor Johnston said. "They should have federal dollars to help support them in the cities that they arrive in, and we should have a coordinated national plan for where these folks arrive."

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