Utah refugee advocates troubled by Supreme Court’s decision to uphold Trump’s travel ban

(Courtesy of Moudi Sbeity) Thikra Thanon, a refugee from Iraq and cook at Laziz Kitchen, takes a break from baking bread. Thanon is critical of the Tuesday, June 28, 2018, Supreme Court decision upholding President Donald Trump's travel ban.

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