Thread: S9: Comprehensive Immigration Reform Bill - FOCUS CAMPAIGN

I get those to Nitty.

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senator@feinstein.senate.gov
Subject: Out of state
Date: Fri, 23 Feb 2007 14:43:45 -050


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Dianne Feinstein
United States Senator

Originally Posted by nittygritty

let me ask you guys a question, how do you get email to and answers from Senators and Congressmen and women from other states? I wrote Feinstein a letter of support for helping the Border Guards and got one back saying because I was not from her state they could not take the time to answer I needed to contace my own Congressmen from Okla.

Oh shoot, use their own office mailing address :lol: 8) :lol:
That'll work!

Done, but Kennedy's email is defective.

ShockedinCalifornia wrote:

Done, but Kennedy's email is defective.

Just like everything else about him.... :roll: I was able to email him okay , maybe it is a Glitch in his email system.

We all know that La Raza and other special interest groups who work to further the interests of Mexico, not those of Americans, have been working hand-in-hand with Kennedy on writing their dream amnesty legislation.

Here is more evidence that they knew before the American people exactly when the bill would be introduced as they had planned this lobbying event for early March!!!!


NCLR National Issue Briefing and Advocacy Day - March 7-8, 2007 in Washington, DC


The NCLR National Issue Briefing and Advocacy Day is an opportunity for you to work with other Latino community organizations in holding your elected officials accountable for and responsive to the needs of the Hispanic community in the United States, and for all Americans. Come to our nation’s capitol to strengthen the policies concerning health care, educational opportunities, economic mobility, criminal justice, and comprehensive immigration reform. More specific issue areas will be available mid-January.

In 2006, advocates from 31 states and DC came together for the NCLR National Advocacy Day and conducted more then 200 visits to members of Congress. Do not miss out on this great opportunity to make your community’s voice heard!!!

The National Issue Briefing Day, March 7, will run from 11:30 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. Registration will take place beginning at 10:30 a.m. The Advocacy Day, March 8, is scheduled from 8:30 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. depending on the schedule of visits with your elected officials. Please book your travel arrangements accordingly.

Registration is limited so register as early as possible!

Registration Deadline is February 28

Our Briefing Day will be held at the Best Western Capitol Skyline Hotel. For more information about our hotel click here!

Done.

Originally Posted by Kate

NCLR National Issue Briefing and Advocacy Day - March 7-8, 2007 in Washington, DC

Sounds like a great place for a protest! I wish I lived on the east coast.

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Let's give em hell