Changing the conversation on immigration

Published: Monday, June 4 2012 4:12 p.m. MDT

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Diane Portnoy argues she's no different from the Latino immigrants — documented and undocumented — who have become the center of a firestorm of debate in state legislatures across the country in recent years.

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Sanpete, UT

It's kind of hard to mention the words illegal, alien, immigrant, or immigration without being labeled a racist.
That being said, this whole illegal immigration needs to stop. Close the border. Deport those who are here, punish those More..

8:45 a.m. June 3, 2012
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mohokat

Ogden, UT

Once again the story attempts to blur the line between legal and illegal. "Changing the conversation"? Not mine. Enforce the existing laws!!!!!! Period...

9:14 a.m. June 3, 2012
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danaslc

Kearns, UT

The paying of Entitlements is what is killing America. There are not enough taxpayers to keep paying for those who walk in across the border and are paid to have children. The taxpayers are paying for what businesses should pay for and we are out of More..

9:28 a.m. June 3, 2012
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