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Utah's Students Deserve Accurate Health Education
HB315 promotes “Baby Olivia,” a medically inaccurate, computer-generated fetus video produced by extremists pushing abortion bans.
What You Can Do as a Bystander During Immigration Enforcement Actions
This Know Your Rights document is your guide on actions you can take as a bystander witnessing immigration enforcement activities.
287(g) Agreements in Utah
A 287(g) agreement gives local police the power to enforce federal immigration law—something they normally cannot do. These agreements turn local officers into Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents, fueling deportations, racial profiling, and fear in immigrant communities.
Press Releases
Feb 12, 2026
Let Utah Read Event 2/13 Brings Authors and the Community Together to Defend Books
Public Urged to Help Defeat New Law that Would Further Censor Books in Schools
Feb 11, 2026
Media Advisory: Let Utah Read Annual Read-in at the Capitol on Friday, February 13
The two-hour event will feature a community reading hour followed by remarks from authors and other speakers, including Representative John Arthur and author Abdi Nazemian, whose novel Like a Love Story was banned statewide in Utah in 2025.
2026 Utah Legislative Session
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