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Tag Archives: immigration
Immigration and LDS Proselytizing
A major player in the new controversial Arizona immigration law is Senator Russell Pearce. Sen. Pearce, a Mormon, sponsored the new law, which has caused Hispanic LDS conversions in Arizona to suffer. The Arizona Republic reports, “The law, which makes … Continue reading
Raising the Bar: Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell
LDS missionary Jose Calzadillas finished his mission to Ohio last month (April 2009). When he tried to board a plane to head for home, he was arrested on the charge of being an undocumented immigrant. Mr. Calzadillas, like all other … Continue reading