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Again our government shows whose side they are really on.
There is an election coming, show these crooks we mean business. Vote out ALL incumbents.
If the "amnesty" bill is NOT repealed, then why should any legal resident of Utah bother to obey all the other laws?
Whay pay taxes? Why get business licenses? Why feed parking meters? Why obey speed limits? Why do anything More..
If the intent was compassion, they would make sure there were provisions to stop this from happening in the future.
This is all about greed, and an attempt to sell out the American worker by flooding the labor market.