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Utah ranks No. 2 in growth of residents who speak a language besides English at home

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(Steve Griffin | The Salt Lake Tribune) Erika Velasco holds her son Mateo in her parents' West Valley City home Wednesday. Velasco, the daughter of Mexican immigrants, is bilingual. Utah had the second fastest growth among American states since 2010 in residents who speak a language other than English at home. Most of the growth came from people born in the United States, but whose parents were immigrants.