Salt Lake Chamber Of Commerce: Salt Lake City

Salt Lake City Dept: SALT LAKE CITY - State business leaders say Utah and the country need a comprehensive immigration plan, and they've called out Utah's congressional delegation for saying the process is moving too fast in Washington, D.C, according to Winnipeg Free Press. The push from state's business community comes as a bipartisan group of U.S. senators is working to finish a sweeping immigration overhaul bill that they hope to unveil later this week and Lane Beattie, center, President/CEO, Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce makes remarks during a news conference while Sandy Emile, left, Executive Director, Cache Chamber of Commerce and Dave Hardman, right, President/CEO, Ogden/Weber Chamber of Commerce look on Tuesday, April 9, 2013, in Salt Lake City. Utah business leaders are urging Congress to approve a comprehensive immigration plan that includes business-friendly provisions, such as expanding access to visas and allowing those already in the U.S. to remain and work in the country legally. The presidents of eight chamber of commerce organizations held a news conference in Salt Lake City on Tuesday in anticipation of congressional leaders unveiling a comprehensive bill later this week. AP Photo/Rick Bowmer The presidents of eight Utah chamber of commerce groups held a news conference Tuesday in Salt Lake City urging Congress to act quickly on the issue and include plans to expand access to visas and lure highly skilled workers. (www.immigrantscanada.com). As reported in the news.