Utah’s Mia Love fears Trump’s immigration order will close door on innocent people

Love softens her tough initial statement blasting “overly broad” order that could “undermine” U.S. immigration system.

Leah Hogsten | The Salt Lake Tribune Senators Orrin Hatch and Representative Rob Bishop appear on behalf of GOP congressional candidate Mia Love at the Utah Republican Party headquarters, October 22, 2014.

Utah’s Mia Love fears Trump’s immigration order will close door on innocent people

Love softens her tough initial statement blasting “overly broad” order that could “undermine” U.S. immigration system.

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