Utah Citizens for the Constitution - Jen Brown
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Illegal immigration is making everything more expensive from housing to healthcare to education.
My office got me this adorable birthday cake! My birthday is on Sunday. 😋
This is big news! The Supreme Court case Trump v. Slaughter (docket 25-332), decided on June 29, 2026, in a 6-3 ruling allows the president to fire individuals from "independent" agencies. This is exactly what he just did.


🚨BREAKING: President Trump just FIRED all members of the Election Assistance Commission that worked to "maintain national mail-in voting."

https://x.com/i/status/2075385056516854186
Surprise! Surprise! The Biden Border Invasion has driven up the cost of housing. Between 2021 and 2024, the foreign-born population in the U.S. increased by more than 6 million — the largest such influx over a short period in American history. The most important thing we can do for our kids is demand no tax benefits to those here illegally. It is time for Utah to take action.

https://www.huduser.gov/portal/portal/sites/default/files/pdf/Worst-Case-Housing-Needs-2025-Report-to-Congress.pdf
Dr. Walter Daughterity was on our Citizen Zoom call on Monday. He said that Salt Lake County uses Dominion voting machines. Dominion machines are direct recording entry or DRE machines. There is a touch screen to vote, but there is no print out for the voter and no way to audit those elections. Texas will not allow Dominion machines for this reason. Here is a link to the Zoom:

https://rumble.com/v7cf570-impact-zoom-meeting-7626.html
Anyone here illegally that attempts to vote will be deported. American elections are for Americans to vote in!
Dr. Daughterity talked about the No Ink Poll Pads that are used in a number of counties in Utah for elections. The No Ink Poll Pads have insecure connections over Port 80. Because the connection is unencrypted, any device between the browser and the server (such as an ISP, router, or network monitor) can read or modify the content in transit. Never should an insecure connection be used with elections. This needs to be stopped in Utah. Listen to his full presentation at the link below.

https://rumble.com/v7cf570-impact-zoom-meeting-7626.html
We went to Lagoon tonight with the cousins. We all went on Primordial together. It is an amazing ride.
I love how the ferris wheel was red, white, and blue!
Today has been such a busy day because our missionary has his homecoming tomorrow, but I was able to connect with several of our texting chairs for Utah Citizens for the Constitution. I am so grateful for all of them. I found this part of the Utah Constitution that explicitly forbids a small group of people from having authority as if they were a government entity. I'm sure the authors of the Utah Constitution are rolling over in their graves because of the power given to MIDA and other independent entities. Please copy and paste the following talking point and send it to your Utah legislators:



The Utah Constitution Article VI, Section 28 is titled Special Privileges Forbidden: "The Legislature shall not delegate to any special commission, private corporation or association, any power to make, supervise or interfere with any municipal improvement, money, property or effects, whether held in trust or otherwise, to levy taxes, to select a capitol site, or to perform any municipal functions." This provision is a structural safeguard designed to prevent the Legislature from handing over core governmental powers to unelected or narrowly created bodies. This is precisely what has happened with MIDA.
It has been a busy weekend. Ryan had his homecoming. Mike and I also spoke in church and it was my birthday! 🎂
The senate should absolutely not be vacationing while America is at such a perilous time in our history. Will we be able to secure our elections? Whichever path we take will have profound ramifications. Let us pray we take the path of a sound Constitutional Republic with elections that can be verified.

https://x.com/i/status/2076815167455629598
This current talking point is so important. I shared it today with State Auditor Tina Cannon. She was very interested to learn about this section of our Utah Constitution. Our Utah founders were very astute to anticipate the danger of handing governmental powers over to appointed boards like MIDA. Everyone needs to copy and paste this talking point and text it to their state legislators. We must correct this in the next legislative session.


Talking Point for 7/6 - 7/18! Please send to state legislators.


The Utah Constitution Article VI, Section 28 is titled Special Privileges Forbidden: "The Legislature shall not delegate to any special commission, private corporation or association, any power to make, supervise or interfere with any municipal improvement, money, property or effects, whether held in trust or otherwise, to levy taxes, to select a capitol site, or to perform any municipal functions." This provision is a structural safeguard designed to prevent the Legislature from handing over core governmental powers to unelected or narrowly created bodies. This is precisely what has happened with MIDA.
Mike and I went to the show Harmony tonight at Hale Theater. It said that Barry Manilow's music was used. I thought it was his hit songs that had been used to create a musical. We started watching the show and there weren't any of his songs. I thought to myself that they must still be coming. As the play went on it was about Germany and the Nazis taking over. I started getting the feeling his songs weren't coming after all. I found out he helped write the songs for this musical, but they weren't his famous ones.
The show was very interesting and it was based on a true story. The people that performed were so talented. The Comedian Harmonists were a group of six men that sang together and became very popular in Germany as Hitler was rising to power. Three of the group were Jews. The tragic part of the story is that the group came to America and performed. They were offered a deal to stay in America. They argued about what they should do and ultimately decided to return to Germany. That was a very unfortunate decision.
The tragedy of war is more than I can bare.