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El abogado del hombre espera que él termine de nuevo donde empezó, en una sala de entrevistas tratando de obtener su tarjeta verde, pero con él y su familia “habiendo sufrido innecesariamente”.
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The man’s attorney expects him to wind up back where he started, in an interview room trying to get his green card, but with him and his family “having suffered needlessly” in the meantime.
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El fiscal del condado de Salt Lake, Sim Gill, dijo que creen que el voluntario de la marcha Matthew Alder actuó de manera imprudente cuando disparó contra la multitud y mató a Afa Ah Loo. El hombre al que Alder estaba disparando, Arturo Gamboa, no enfrenta cargos.
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Salt Lake County District Attorney Sim Gill said they believe march volunteer Matthew Alder acted recklessly when he shot into the crowd and killed Afa Ah Loo. The man Alder was shooting at, Arturo Gamboa, is not being charged.
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A proposal from the Cicero Institute suggests using a portion of Utah's opioid settlement funds to invest in the homeless campus. Organisations that work in harm reduction are skeptical and say this is not what that money is intended for.
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A Border Patrol takeover of local leadership could bring more aggressive tactics to the region, like what federal agents have done in Los Angeles and Chicago, said a Nevada immigration law professor.
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With a few projects already under their belt, Salt Lake City leadership is all-in on adaptive reuse. Still, finding the right building comes down to luck and opportunity.
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The 101-year-old Japanese Church of Christ is one of two remaining buildings in Salt Lake City's Japantown district. The discovery of a cast iron box in the church's cornerstone is revealing the story of early Japanese immigrants.
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Un aviso crucial para presentarse en la corte de inmigración a finales de 2019 fue enviado a la dirección equivocada. Se le ordenó la deportación por no presentarse a la audiencia.
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A crucial notice to appear in immigration court in late 2019 was sent to the wrong address. She was ordered deported for not showing up to the hearing.
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Utah’s Legislature has considered dozens of housing-related bills in recent years. The mayor of Draper says it’s “like a fire hose sometimes for us,” and towns need time to see what works.
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Laura Ah Loo has not said much publicly about her husband’s fatal shooting at a June No Kings protest in Salt Lake City. But after more than four months without any charges filed, her legal team wants action. And they’re planning to sue.