Marcelo Gonzalez held tight to a folded yellow sticky note scribbled with the number 49, his only proof that he was promised a bed inside the shelter. But on Thursday morning, a day after city crews began cleaning up a migrant encampment where he had slept for weeks, Gonzalez had no spot inside one of the three shelters where the city is busing Venezuelans who are homeless after making the journey from South America to Colorado. There is no longer enough room for everyone. A Denver Human Services worker explained that the shelter was full and handed Gonzalez a print-out of a Google map to find the Rescue Mission, a downtown homeless shelter known for its neon “Jesus Saves” sign.
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