This #WorldRefugeeDay, I am grateful for the 65,000 refugees who call Utah home. Refugees help enrich our state through their unique heritage and experiences, and we are proud to call them our friends and neighbors.
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The president has closed America’s door to refugees.
I approve of the sentiments you express above, governor; but if you continue to provide political support to a person who declares refugees unwelcome, it casts great doubt on the sincerity of those sentiments.
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Thank you for not fear mongering about minorities. It's a low bar but credit where credit is due
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Now that they are here, they are no longer refugees...
Oh, and demand that everyone wears a mask!
Show that you care about every life in Utah.
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BREAKING NEWS: Utah reports a record-breaking 643 COVID-19 cases in a single day, topping yesterday's record of 586 new cases.
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They can’t enrich our state if they die from COVID. But I guess your plan is to keep opening up while we set record case numbers each week and start to overload our hospitals?
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Utah reports 643 new #COVID19 cases, a new record high in daily case counts since the pandemic began. "We are at risk for overwhelming our hospital capacity, which could result in Utahns not getting the medical care they need," said Dr. Angela Dunn.
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