Fearful of deportation, unauthorized immigrants in Salt Lake City are not reporting crime, police chief says

New national study: Immigrants in sanctuary cities cooperate more fully with police, moderating crime and making communities safer.<br>

Salt Lake Tribune staff photo | The Salt Lake Tribune Salt Lake City Field Office for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement at 2975 Decker Lake Drive West Valley City.

Fearful of deportation, unauthorized immigrants in Salt Lake City are not reporting crime, police chief says

New national study: Immigrants in sanctuary cities cooperate more fully with police, moderating crime and making communities safer.<br>

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