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  <body>(SALT LAKE CITY) &#8211; Dozens of new Utah laws went into effect today (Wednesday) after being passed earlier this year by the Legislature.
	31 pieces of legislation sprung into life, including Utah&#8217;s new immigration strike force, transportation and technology projects and stiffer penalties for underage drinkers who drive.
	Attorney General Mark Shurtleff said the state has hired four, full-time investigators to target felony-level crimes committed by undocumented residents.
	The price tag for the new enforcement is just under $900,000, financed with stimulus funds.
	The Legislature also approved $33 million to go towards USTAR for new technology and $40 million for the construction of the Mountain View Corridor.
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  <created-at type="datetime">2009-07-01T17:01:49Z</created-at>
  <headline>31 new Utah laws enacted today</headline>
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  <published-at type="datetime">2009-07-01T13:01:00Z</published-at>
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  <updated-at type="datetime">2009-07-01T17:01:49Z</updated-at>
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