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To: zippythepinhead
Hmmm, so is this fella also calling the mormon church hierarchy traitors as well since they were directly responsible for passage of the Utah amnesty bill? Sure sounds like he is.

Utah Legislative Leaders & Special Interests Force Through Amnesty/Guestworker Program

"LDS church officials maintained a permanent presence in the restricted areas of the legislature where they had direct access to legislators out of sight of the public."

Now why would they do that? What possible reason is there for them to remain "out of sight of the public"?

Utah on immigration: We aren't Arizona

Utah-Amnesty for illegal immigrants

Done with the direct help, lobbying, involvement and “encouragement” of the mormon church “leadership”.

They’ve made their position known quite clearly; “One thing is clear: The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has abandoned its claims to neutrality on these bills.”

LDS Church takes public stance on immigration legislation

5 posted on 07/21/2011 11:50:12 AM PDT by SZonian (July 27, 2010. Life begins anew.)
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To: SZonian

I am opposed to this plan as are many Utahns because this is a back door. Being Mormon, I am not a fan of the LDS Church’s current policy position. Many LDS here in Utah are not happy along with non LDS. This is not about “compassion.” Are we a nation of laws or a nation where anyone can come here, squat, work, protest, and get welfare and education all illegally. That is why this guest worker provision should be repealed IMO.


6 posted on 07/21/2011 1:01:59 PM PDT by zippythepinhead (Believe Anti Mormons and believe the lies! I am an AntiAntiMormon.)
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