Former Colorado Senate President John Andrews, who backed the campaign to deny certain services to illegal immigrants in Colorado, said he was concerned about the program.
"Now that a high school graduate is of age, they are recognized as young adults and they become responsible for their own action," he said.
"The only law-abiding choice that a young person like this can make is to return to their country of origin after graduating high school. I don't think that we are doing a high school graduate any favors by sending him or her the message that breaking the law benefits themselves. I believe in the letter of the law, and I am deeply troubled by this program," Andrews said.
Information from: Fort Collins Coloradoan,
http://www.coloradoan.com
_ Associated Press
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