The two Democratic candidates vying to be Colorado’s next governor defended the state’s laws limiting cooperation with federal immigration efforts during a Latino town hall Sunday, and each expressed support for further efforts to regulate federal authorities here. U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet and Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser backed Colorado’s existing rules — which have drawn the ire of the Trump administration — during separate, hour-long forums focused on Latino issues. While hitting familar lines about the economy and President Donald Trump, Bennet and Weiser each highlighted their prior history on immigration, including Bennet’s work on a sweeping immigration reform...
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