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Scheduled end of protected status for Salvadoran immigrants draws fire from Utah advocates | KSL.com

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Posted - Sept. A group of immigrant advocates gathered at the Utah Capitol in Salt Lake City on April 17. The scheduled end of protected status for Salvadoran immigrants is drawing fire from some.

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