Attorney General and LDS Latino activist call on Church to take an immigration position

SALT LAKE (ABC 4 News) - Monday, three Utah lawmakers went to Arizona on a fact finding mission which may lead to an Arizona style immigration law being passed here. But at the same time they were visiting the Arizona Mexico-border, a Latino activist was calling for the LDS Church to speak out on the issue. Actually, Tony Yapias is not only a Latino activist, he's also LDS. And, perhaps ...

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Source: ABC 4 Salt Lake City

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