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Many top Republicans have denounced Obama’s unilateral move, which was designed to spare as many as 5 million people living illegally in the United States from deportation.

But Texas Gov. elect Greg Abbott took it a step further, filing a formal legal challenge in federal court in the Southern District of Texas. His state is joined by 16 other mostly conservative states, largely in the south and Midwest, such as Alabama, Georgia, Idaho, Indiana and the Carolinas.

The states aren’t seeking monetary damages, but instead want the courts to block Obama’s actions. Constitution and his unilateral expansion of power must be challenged,
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Under Obama’s order, announced Nov. for at least five years and to hundreds of thousands more young people. Constitution that Abbott said limits the scope of presidential power; that the federal government didn’t follow proper rule making procedures; and that the order will "exacerbate the humanitarian crisis along the southern border, which will affect increased state investment in law enforcement, health care and education."

Abbott said Obama’s actions "directly violate a fundamental promise to the American people" and that it was up to the president to "execute the law, not de facto make law."

Republican presidents, including Ronald Reagan, have issued past executive orders pertaining to immigration. Abbott said those were in response to actions by Congress unlike Obama, who Abbott said acted in lieu of congressional approval.

Overwhelmingly elected governor last month, Abbott has been Texas attorney general since 2002. Wednesday marks the 31st time he has sued the federal government since Obama took office.

Many of those were over environmental regulations or the White House’s signature health care law,
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El Pueblo, a North Carolina advocacy group for Latinos, criticized McCrory’s decision to join in the lawsuit.

"Gov. McCrory continues to send a clear message that immigrants are unwelcome in North Carolina,
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Earlier this week, House Majority Leader John Boehner told lawmakers the GOP led House may vote to undo Obama’s executive action, but the move would be mostly symbolic, as Obama would certainly veto such legislation and the Democratic led Senate wouldn’t go for it, either.

Potential 2016 presidential candidate and current Texas Gov. Rick Perry, who leaves office in January, also spoke out against the executive order earlier Wednesday,
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New England golfers play for LPGA cards at Q

September 17 Several golfers with New England connections are playing for their professional golf careers today in the final round of the four day sectional qualifier at Mission Hill CC, site of the Dinah Shore oops! Kraft Nabisco Championship in Rancho Mirage, Calif.

Top 30 or bust. Hoping to be among the top 30 players to advance to the final qualifying stage were Molly Aronsson (Shelburne, Vt.), Briana Vega (Andover, Mass.), and Jaclyn Sweeney (Andover,
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Curtis Cupper Jessica Korda, this year’s "It girl," according to Golfweek, was in third place with a 209 total (71 70 68) entering Friday’s round.

Sweeney was in a tie for seventh, while Jennifer Johnson,
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Not for the faint of heart or light of wallet. As Golfweek’s Beth Ann Baldry observed, golfers must pass a grueling test just to be eligible to try to eke out a living on the LPGA Tour. As Futures Tour golfer Whitney Wade told Boston Golf Examiner earlier this season, it’s an expensive grind in golf’s minor leagues which is why so many young women put it all on the line to make it to The Show.

The California tourney was one of two 2010 sectional qualifiers the LPGA offered wannabe pro golfers. The top 30 from that event as well as the Florida sectional matches later this month will advance to the final stage,
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The low 70 players and ties who survive the 72 hole cut will play their final rounds on the Champion course. And they had better be up to the marathon, because in addition to the worldwide competition, it’s not cheap. It cost $4,000 for a golfer to enter one of this year’s sectionals and $5,
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Best to have a bright outlook, as Vega certainly has.

"75 on the Dinah course," Vega tweeted following her opening round,
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Even successful LPGA’ers make paltry sums compared to their PGA Tour compatriots,
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Milford hoping to take that next step on the high school links

For those who don’t think high school golf coaches are trying to build programs, guess again.

Take Milford High School coach Bill Soubosky, for example. Soubosky is in his sixth year as the head coach of the Spartans, and he’s hoping the program can continue to survive, and even flourish.

As it stands now, Soubosky will be going into the season with just seven golfers, including four seniors and a junior back from last year’s 7 21 team. Last year he had about a dozen, and does say the numbers at the middles school level are good.

"This past spring we had about 12 middle school kids playing golf,
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So Soubosky is hoping to keep things going. From what he knows, there are some 21 sixth, seventh and eighth graders that could be playing golf at the middle school in the future, and what he has tried to do is sell them on the sport.

"It’s something that stays with you forever," he said. "And (playing golf) is a great way (as an adult) to network yourself."

Soubosky hopes to keep his younger players interested in the game.

"I can nurture those ninth graders," he said. "I tell them to enjoy it, get some great experience. They’ve been practicing on their own, which is important. They practice for us during the week, but on the weekends, get out to the golf course, get to the driving range, the putting green. That’s important."

Whether Milford,
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Same for Souhegan, which finished third last year in the tournament but has only a few golfers back from that squad that lost just five regular season matches.

In Division I, however, it’s assumed Bishop Guertin will be a contender, although the Cardinals have only two returning regular top five scorers from a year ago, senior Ben Robinson and sophomore Kevin Scott.

Nashua North and South are also looking to improve on last year, as are Alvirne and Merrimack.

The Broncos have as many as five top scorers back. Keep an eye on Nashua North, with freshman Mike Jensen possibly leading the way.

In Division III, Campbell was still in the tryout phase as of this writing, but first year coach Jeremy Cox has a few returning regulars to build around, hoping to gain more experience as the season goes along.

RETURNING REGULARS: Nick Duggan, sr.; Jordan Oelkers,
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OTHER RETURNING LETTER WINNERS: Jim Madden, so.; Dan Haynes, sr.; Dan :Powell, sr.; Justin Conway,
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PROMISING NEWCOMERS: Brennen Gillis, fr.; Eric Gendron, sr.; Caitlin Murphy, sr.; Steve McFadden, sr.

KEYS TO A SUCCESSFUL SEASON: "We have a solid group of returning players and a blend of talented newcomes that will hopefully help us make the state tournament as a team," Delisle said. "Time will tell."

2011: 16 5,
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RETURNING REGULARS: Jeremy Hurd, sr.; Brian Thibodeau, sr.; Jesse Farmer, sr.; Ryan Buckley, jr.; Marcus Roche, jr.

OTHER RETURNING LETTER WINNERS: David Walsh, so.; Alex McCalmont, so.; Leo Lorden, so.; Ian McNamara, so.; Corey Quinn, so.; Tim Rencken, sr.

PROMISING NEWCOMERS: Jack Shields, fr.; Dan Ash, so.

KEYS TO A SUCCESSFUL SEASON: "I think we’ll be a pretty solid team, the emphasis will be on team," Zingales. "We won’t have that one outstanding guy every match. It comes down to making the tournament and seeing what we can do for 18 holes."