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Guest worker program delayed

SALT LAKE CITY — State senators have voted to delay for at least two years the trigger date for a guest worker program in Utah.

Utah State Legislature

Lawmakers want to push back Utah guest-worker program

SALT LAKE CITY — Utah lawmakers plan to push back the July 1 start date of the state’s guest-worker program.

Judge delays decision on Utah’s immigration law

SALT LAKE CITY — A federal judge on Friday said he will delay a decision about the constitutionality of Utah’s immigration enforcement law eight months after the measure was put on hold pending arguments.

Panel tables bill seeking to repeal of Utah guest worker law

SALT LAKE CITY -- A panel of Utah senators has tabled a bill seeking to repeal the controversial program that will allow illegal immigrants to live and work in the state.

Panel to consider repeal of Utah's guest worker law

SALT LAKE CITY  -- A panel of Utah senators will consider a bill seeking to repeal the controversial program that will allow illegal immigrants to live and work in the state.

Utah Attorney General Mark Shurtleff

Immigration economics, Utah Compact topics at SLC summit

SALT LAKE CITY -- As more states consider stronger immigration laws, political, business and religious leaders from throughout the West examined the economic impact of enforcement measures and guest-worker programs during a summit Wednesday in Salt Lake City.

Groups file federal lawsuit over Utah's new immigration law

DENVER -- Utah won national attention earlier this year for promoting a gentler approach to immigration when it passed a law essentially allowing illegal immigrants to remain in the state if they work and don't commit crimes.

Yet on Tuesday, the American Civil Liberties Union and the National Immigration Law Center filed a federal lawsuit to stop the implementation next week of another Utah immigration law, one modeled on a controversial Arizona law that enlists local police to help root out illegal immigrants.

Utah House passes guest worker bill

SALT LAKE CITY -- A bill to allow Utah companies to legally hire immigrants from Mexico as guest workers on a contract basis has won unanimous House approval.

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