Colorado mountain town is inundated with Venezuelan migrants

The migrants have reportedly been drawn to the town of Carbondale — 6,181 feet above sea level and 25 miles from an interstate — by hopes of working in a town they heard had severe labor shortages in the ski and hospitality industry, as well as in construction.

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