Shurtleff Parts Ways with GOP over Immigration
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The New York Times profiles Utah Attorney General Mark Shurtleff, noting that his relatively moderate stance on immigration reform puts him at odds with many of his fellow Republicans -- including coreligionist Mitt Romney.

He is a Republican and a Mormon. He opposes abortion. Mark L. Shurtleff, the attorney general of Utah, also rejects President Obama’s health care law as an assault on states’ rights and he went to Washington last week to urge the Supreme Court to throw it out.

On point after point, Mr. Shurtleff, now in his third term, meets the checklist to qualify as a conservative. But on immigration, he sees things differently from Republicans who have spoken most loudly on the issue in the states and from the party’s candidates for the presidential nomination -- including another Mormon, Mitt Romney.

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