Jason Chaffetz's concentration camps in Utah

I hope you have your papers.

Jason Chaffetz is running for Congress in Utah's third district. He will be one of three congressmen who represent Utah.

He wants to build concentration camps in Utah. Undocumented Latinos will be housed in ragged tents behind a cage of barbed wire.

He must be stopped.

On November 4th, vote Bennion Spencer.

Utah already made this mistake once, with the Japanese during WWII. We don't need to make it again.

Comments

  1. kathySeptember 7, 2008 at 7:47 PM

    Thanks.

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  2. arcOctober 18, 2008 at 10:06 PM

    You are blasting Jason Chaffetz, and should not be, as he is a voice of reason and is not promoting the ideas he is accused of.

    There are supporters of both sides that are much more restrictive than Jason Chaffetz is.

    Jason is more a voice of reason compared to:

    There are people that want to round up all 12 million illegals, and are mad that Jason DOESN'T want to do that. Jason only wanted facilities where the government wouldn't have to catch and release felons. There are 600,000 they have let go. We wouldn't have to build facilities for that many, as we just need a temporary facility for convicted criminals, to be held prior to deportation.

    There are people that don't want anyone new moving in, where Jason wants to fix LEGAL immigration so it doesn't take so long to legally come here.

    There are people that think providing any temporary worker visa is wrong, where Jason agrees it is a great way to bring people out of the shadows, get rid of the fake IDs, but this in NO WAY provides a pathway to citizenship in front of those wanting to immigrate who have followed the rules.

    Sorry for the dupl posts, I just noticed this has been a concern for some time.

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