Clinton, Sanders Pledge Action on Immigration in Nevada Bid
- Democrats address Nevada voters at televised town hall
- Poll shows closer race after early Clinton advantage
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Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders courted Nevada Democrats by vowing quick action on immigration if elected to the White House and promising to use executive action if lawmakers balk.
The two candidates, given a forum to reach voters statewide before Saturday’s Democratic caucuses, focused on stagnant middle-class incomes, the Supreme Court and immigration, a prime topic in a state where Hispanics comprise about 28 percent of the population.