Three cheers for Paul T. Mero, president of the Sutherland Institute. His "My View" (April 30) is an eloquent argument in favor of Utah not adopting Arizona's new anti-immigration law, which he regards as "ungodly, anti-family and un-American."
I respectfully encourage every Utah citizen to read his timely essay.
Boyer Jarvis
Salt Lake City
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