Protestors Urged Not To Bring Mexican Flags in Utah

Posted on: April 6th, 2006
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“Thousands of Utahns will march again this weekend over Immigration reform.

However this time, some Latinos will be leaving the Mexican flag at home.

In an open letter, Representative Chris Cannon urged protestors to consider how they are expressing themselves.”

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