The right wants to know why California has to be the odd man out

California’s immigration laws and sanctuary cities policies are a bridge too far when it comes to undocumented aliens. A roundup of editorials Monday takes a look at the issue.

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ExploreCalifornia going too far to shield illegal immigrants

From The New York Daily News: A couple of laws on the books in California are clearly overreaching.

ExploreCalifornia has become a disgraceful state

From Townhall: When did the Golden State become so tarnished?

ExploreEven without Trump's lawsuit, California may have to abandon sanctuary policies

From The Hill: California’s labor force is made up of 1.75 million undocumented aliens. What will happen to the state’s economy if and when the Trump administration takes aim at them?

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Debbie Lord for The Atlanta Journal Constitution

Middle-class housing crisis worsens and requires urgent action and attention

The goal of preserving and building affordable housing for Atlanta low-income and homeless residents is commendable, but the middle class needs more attention and support.

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Readers write

AJC readers write about heath care insurance.

OPINION

Trump administration’s extrajudicial killings show disregard for rule of law

The Trump administration has bypassed due process and Congress' authority by engaging in extrajudicial killings of accused 'narco-terrorists' on the high seas.

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