Thread: Can this be true??

Is the Kansas House of Representatives actually sponsoring the march for illegal aliens this weekend?

From their website:

Here are just a few of the organizations sponsoring the March For America:

Jornaleros Unidos de Passaic
Kansas House of Representatives
Korean Resource Center

http://reformimmigrationforamerica.org/ ... ose-march/


Are you kidding me???

That can't be legal.

W

Hopefully, all that this march will accomplish is to solidify the American public's opposition to Amnesty.

Originally Posted by ALIPAC

That can't be legal.

W

But there it is.....

Maybe they passed a resolution morally supporting "immigrant rights"?

Seems Kansas still has in-state tuition for illegals.

Kansas does have some sanctuary cities

Originally Posted by Bowman

Maybe they passed a resolution morally supporting "immigrant rights"?

Seems Kansas still has in-state tuition for illegals.

LOL...you mean like we will be with you in thoughts, prayers and spirit as you march down our streets, demaning rights and privileges for which your not entitled.....

Yes, that may be it. Support doesn't necessarily mean financial.
But still!!
Why would they get involved?
Hopefully, there are a few Kansas citizens here who'll let their representatives know how they feel about showing "support" for non citizens.

I SAW IT TOO!!

KANSAS HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES!

DON'T FORGET LARAZA

RIGHT NEAR THE BOTTOM!!! HERE IS THE PAGE

This is your march. American families cannot win immigration reform or real economic justice without you. Immigrants and native-born U.S. citizens must work together to demand real change.

Help spread the word about the March For America by downloading this flyer: March For America (PDF) or by posting this handy widget on your web page or blog.

Won’t you join in?

Here are just a few of the organizations sponsoring the March For America:

AFL-CIO
Alliance to Develop Power/ADP
America’s Voice
American Jewish Committee
Asian American Justice Center
Asian Pacific American Legal Center
Asistencia Migratoria
Bienestar
Border Network for Human Rights
Brazilian Women’s Group
Breakthrough: Bring Human Rights Home
Cabrini Immigrant Services
Campaign for Community Change
Casa de Maryland
Catholic Legal Immigration Network, Inc.
CAUSA, Oregon’s Immigrant Rights Coalition
Center for American Progress
Centro para Familias Hispanas
Christ’s Foundry United Methodist Mission
Coalition for Education About Immigration (CEI)
Coalition for Humane Immigration Reform of LA
Coalition of Latino Leaders-CLILA
Coalition on Human Needs
Cobb (County,GA) Immigrant Alliance & Labor of Love Coalition
COFEM
Community Catalyst
Comunidad Liberacion/Liberation Community
Conexion Americas
Confederacion de Organizaciones de California y Clubes Oriundos de Michoacan
Democracia Ahora
Divine Word Missionaries
Dominican-American National Roundtable
Ecumenical Advocacy Days
El CENTRO de Igualdad y Derechos
Fair Immigration Reform Movement
Farmworker Justice
First Focus Campaign for Children
Georgia Association of Latino Elected Officials (GALEO)
Georgia Urban Rural Summit
Greater New York Labor-Religion Coalition
Hispanic Community Dialogue Organization of Virginia
Hispanic Information Center
Hispanos Unidos de Passaic
Holy Spirit Missionary Sisters, JPIC, USA
Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights
Immigrant Rights Network of Iowa
Interfaith Immigration Coalition
Japanese American Citizens League – Pacific Southwest District
Jewish Council on Urban Affairs
Jobs for America Now
Jornaleros Unidos de Passaic
Kansas House of Representatives
Korean Resource Center
La Comunidad, INC
La Union (UCL, INC.)
La Union del Pueblo Entero
Labor Council for Latin American Advancement
Latino Coalition of Randolph County
League of United American Citizens (LULAC)
League of United Latin American Citizens
Liberación Juice Station, LLC
LULAC Ohio
Mexican Americans for Immigration Reform
Migrant Support Services of Wayne County
National Association of Latino Elected and Appointed Officials Educational Fund (NALEO Ed Fund)
National Council of La Raza
National Immigration Forum
National Immigration Law Center
National Korean American Service and Education Consortium
New Haven Peoples Center
Omni Center For Peace, Justice & Ecology
Patria Morazan, Houston
Peruvian American Political Action Committee
Progressive Democrats of America – Phoenix Chapter
Progressive Leadership Alliance of Nevada
Reform Immigration for Texas Alliance (RITA)
SEIU
SÃ* Se Puede Latino Democratic Caucus
Sojourners
South Asian Americans Leading Together
Southeast Asia Resource Action Center (SEARAC)
St. Matthew/San Mateo Episcopal Church and Jubilee Center
The Dominican American National Roundtable
The Hispanic Institute
TODEC Legal Center
UFCW
UNITE HERE
United Farm Workers
US Conference of Catholic Bishops
Venezeula Awareness Foundation
Washington Community Action Network
Washington New Sanctuary Movement
Wayne Action for Racial Equality
World Relief

SÃ* Se Puede Latino Democratic Caucus