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It ain't yer granpappy's Hildale anymore. It has a big supermarket, bank, pharmacy, coffee shop and bar.
“Like a normal town,” a resident quipped. https://t.co/7KJ5sKCMLq
“I just think it's scary times,” said Sandra Lozano of American Fork. “Especially with having kids that are a different skin color.” https://t.co/XFffUvUb9A
“As the first people of this land, there’s no reason why Native Americans should have their citizenship questioned,” said Jaqueline De León, a senior staff attorney with the nonprofit Native American Rights Fund. https://t.co/vvwWJVM12R
Is a highway in conflict with the purpose of Red Cliffs conservation area? Both sides point to what Congress said as justification of their position on the road. https://t.co/P7KYKQbIdg
Interesting tidbit we learned: Only 60% of citizens in Utah had a valid passport in fiscal year 2024. That puts Utah at only 10th highest of the states. https://t.co/vzmssAwGFq
"A premium of 10% to 20% at the community level for a temple is just a myth," but the church does have good real estate instincts. https://t.co/yglw2qY7Xj
Protestors filled more than a city block as they took to the streets from Washington Square in downtown SLC, chanting: “Whose Streets? Our Streets!” https://t.co/XFffUvUb9A
U.S. Senate PASSES legislation funding parts of government through September 30th and DHS to February 13th, 71-29.
Goes now to the House, expected to take up legislation Monday.
I want to thank @SecretaryBurgum for hosting today’s historic and productive meeting, and I thank all the governors for joining in this constructive conversation. I leave today hopeful that we’ll avoid the path of litigation. No one wins going down that path.
Utah has already contributed significant resources to the long-term sustainability of the Colorado River, and we remain part of the coalition of the willing. I still have faith that an agreement can be reached. Our chief negotiators now have their marching orders: make a deal and make it soon.
“We're low on public defenders, we're low on prosecutors, we're low on agency attorneys,” said Sen. Brammer.
So, would a more non-traditional student friendly law school help? https://t.co/2pVhPDc2Us
The cheap water is gone, which is to say the "easy" water is gone, which is to say that any water project is going to be a big dollar project. https://t.co/2vPLcQXBgs