Deseret News | Reader comments: Sending money home gives Western Union a major migrant role

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Sending money home gives Western Union a major migrant role

Carson | 1:25 a.m. Nov. 23, 2007

If we all quit paying taxes maybe we could send some money home.

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"Global migration is the cornerstone of how we've grown," said Christina A. Gold, Western Union's chief executive."

I would say that it has been more that Aiding and Abetting illegal aliens is your corner stone.

Either that our treason to your country and neighbors.

Or both!

Stewart | 11:00 a.m. Nov. 23, 2007

Western Union is also a great friend and support of illegal immigrants. Anything for a buck. I guess that is what makes this a great country.

HM | 7:30 p.m. Nov. 23, 2007

Maybe congress should require Western Union and all others that transfere money out of the country to require proof of legal residence before money could be sent out of the country. Anywere in the country ok, but out check residence.

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J Ray | 7:45 p.m. Nov. 25, 2007

I know of several individuals who regularly send money south of the border who greatly value the speed of Western Union's money transfer service and just the basic trust they've developed over the years of usage. I also read where Western Union continues to donate thousands of dollars to directly improve the lives of those customers they serve (both in and out of the US). As far as I can see, this outstanding company is legally meeting a critical demand and growing it's customer base with a quality service. Isn't that what this country is founded on?

America First | 11:33 p.m. Nov. 26, 2007

To J Ray,

No our country is founded on LAW. These people
do not follow our laws, there braking then just
being here.

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