I read with amusement the Deseret Morning News editorial "Minutemen show true colors" (Aug. 1). Almost gleefully, you wrote that only about 20 Minutemen were taking part in the protest against the criminals who hire illegal aliens. Then you proceeded to lavish praise upon those who break the law.
I agree "the time for posturing has come to an end," and for those who wish to uphold United States laws, I would suggest checking out the Minuteman Web site at www.minutemanhq.com.
It would appear the Deseret Morning News is the one showing its true colors — and they aren't red, white and blue. You say you need solutions? Obey the law! Is that cool-headed enough for you?
Donald K. Watson
Kaysville
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