Obama’s immigration executive order is wrong

Letter date: 
25 February 2015
Letter publisher: 
The Denver Post
Letter author: 
Steve Gehrke, Aurora
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Denver Mayor Michael B. Hancock’s guest commentary about breaking promises to illegal immigrants is an example of what is wrong with this country ...

The real promise broken is the one to the American people taken by President Obama to uphold the Constitution of the United States. Twenty-six states are fighting the president’s executive order on immigration ...I

f we do not abide by the Constitution and separation of powers, then we no longer have a country ...

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