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So is Hunstsman, just another liberal.
laws already on the books is why this law was
enacted ,to force Outlaw/Sanctuary cities like
....... to obey the laws of the USA!
Historically, immigrants have always been scapegoats. It's quite interesting to compare how the Irish were treated, and compare that to the treatment of Latinos today.
We've got much bigger problems right now than immigration...maybe the Utah legislature can focus on some of those.
Education, health care, the economy, etc.
Or is he saying that because the number of illegal workers is decreasing it is OK for employers to knowingly higher illegals with out fear of punishment?
Or is he saying lets just ignore the problem for the immediate future.
You voted for him you got him. Hope you are happy.
The citizens of this state need our Government to step in and protect our jobs. American jobs for Americans. I did not vote for Huntsman for this very reason. He has lost all connection with the working man. He cares nothing about us.
Bennett and Hatch already told you when sb81 was before the State Senate that this would not be tackled by the federal government for several years. Quit passing the buck.
The one million dollars cost could easily be recovered in eliminating social services for those sent back. And there still here, maybe not in your neighborhood, but in mine.
Huntsman is using the "poor economy argument" to justify his unwillingness to act appropriately.
It seems most politicians, no matter what party they are in, are more liberal than the general population. And the people have no control over who runs for office, but are simply given a choice amoung "chosen" individuals whom they are allowed to vote for. The good guys can't get through the political machine!