Officials reaffirm family-friendly Utah Compact on immigration. LDS Church still backs it but again doesn’t sign it.
(Leah Hogsten | The Salt Lake Tribune) Derek Miller, right, president and CEO of the Salt Lake Chamber, passes a pen to the city's business and civic leaders who gathered Thursday to sign the Utah Compact, initially adopted in 2010. The compact emphasizes humane treatment of immigrants, keeping families together and focusing deportation on serious criminals.

Officials reaffirm family-friendly Utah Compact on immigration. LDS Church still backs it but again doesn’t sign it.

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