Elliott Wenzler
Political Reporter at Vail Daily
Political Reporter at The Aspen Times
Political Reporter at Summit Daily News
Western Slope politics reporter at Sky-Hi News
Reporting on the most beautiful parts of Colorado... from the windowless state Capitol basement :-) Now: @VailDaily @TheAspenTimes, etc Then: @ColoradoSun
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gazettextra.com | Elliott Wenzler
By Elliott Wenzler - The Denver Post (TNS) DENVER - Constitutional lawyers say a lawsuit the Trump administration filed last week to challenge immigration enforcement policies in Colorado and Denver has little chance of success if the courts follow past rulings in similar cases. But that may not be the goal, they say. Copyright 2025 Tribune Content Agency.
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thebrunswicknews.com | Elliott Wenzler
DENVER - Constitutional lawyers say a lawsuit the Trump administration filed last week to challenge immigration enforcement policies in Colorado and Denver has little chance of success if the courts follow past rulings in similar cases. But that may not be the goal, they say.
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thederrick.com | Elliott Wenzler
DENVER — Constitutional lawyers say a lawsuit the Trump administration filed last week to challenge immigration enforcement policies in Colorado and Denver has little chance of success if the courts follow past rulings in similar cases. But that may not be the goal, they say. Thank you for reading! Please log in, or sign up for a new account and purchase a subscription to continue reading.
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eptrail.com | Elliott Wenzler
Legal experts say Trump is unlikely to win Colorado lawsuit against “sanctuary” policies. But he may not care. DOJ's case over immigration laws offers a way to challenge legal precedent — or instill fear, DU prof says
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denverpost.com | Elliott Wenzler
Constitutional lawyers say a lawsuit the Trump administration filed last week to challenge immigration enforcement policies in Colorado and Denver has little chance of success if the courts follow past rulings in similar cases. But that may not be the goal, they say. “By using litigation as a way to inflict pain, one might accomplish policy goals even if you end up losing,” said Martin Katz, a professor who teaches constitutional law at the University of Denver.
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U.S. Committee on Oversight is having another immigration hearing next month, this time for "sanctuary states." Interestingly, Colorado Gov. Jared Polis wasn't invited. Instead it will be governors from Illinois, Minnesota and New York. #copolitics #coleg https://t.co/f7Fl1hw6en
The Denver City Council may have rejected a contract extension for more than 100 license plate readers in the city last night, but the cameras aren't coming down any time soon. #Denver #copolitics https://t.co/GJdKJ8b23s
New, on Denver's NWSL stadium deal: Decades of research show that when cities shell out millions of dollars to build stadiums, they rarely recoup their costs — and the local economies see limited growth. For some, that's not the point. #copolitics https://t.co/HnbgZOPcfC