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Posted on: May 6th, 2008
Filed Under: [ Immigration ] [ Eye Openers ] [ Utah ]
The Sutherland Institute, a Utah-based conservative think tank, wants the state to request a federal waiver to allow it to fix Utah’s illegal immigration problems.
Under the waiver, Utah lawmakers could propose legislation to address the immigration issues affecting the Beehive State. For example, Utah could create an in-state work permit for undocumented immigrants living here.
These and other ideas are discussed in the institute’s essay, “Onus or Opportunity? Conservatism and Illegal Immigration in Utah,” which was released Monday to coincide with Cinco de Mayo. “*
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