What’s next? Immigrants in Utah, U.S. seek answers

“A day after thousands of Utah Latinos and their supporters joined a national boycott and marched for immigrant rights, leaders say the “Day Without Immigrants” was a success but there needs to be more collaboration among groups for the movement to have a political impact.

Latino leaders say there is no need to have a single leader or group who represents the entire community and organizes political demonstrations. But, they say, it is about time that more and various Latino groups, from political to social clubs, start meeting and working together. It also might be beneficial to collaborate with organizations in other states, they say. “

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