Thread: Fair 2006 Fair Immigration Report

From: Federation for American Immigration Reform Date: 2006/01/10 Tue PM 07:45:59 EST

Subject: January 2006 FAIR Immigration Report


Dear Friend,
Welcome to the premier issue of FAIR’s Immigration Report Online Edition!

We’ve taken our traditional printed newspaper and put it into this easy-to-use electronic format.

Filled with the same great content as our print version, the Immigration Report online edition puts timely immigration information and research at your fingertips.

This new electronic format makes it easier for you to spread the news by allowing you to send everyone you know a free copy of the online edition of the Immigration Report. Simply use our Send to a Friend feature and we’ll send them a complimentary copy of the online edition along with an electronic gift note from you.

Don’t worry, as a FAIR member, you will continue to receive the print version of the Immigration Report.

If you are not currently a member of FAIR, now would be a great time to join! It’s easy. Visit our membership page to complete the form and you’re a member!

As a member you will receive an annual subscription to the Immigration Report (print and electronic versions), subscription to the weekly legislative updates, email action alerts, and you become part of the nation’s largest, most powerful and successful immigration reform organization. As a way of saying thank you for your generosity and support, we will send you a free FAIR coffee mug.

FAIR relies solely on private contributions from it’s members and supporters in order to provide quality research reports, analyses and educational materials to the American public and Congress. We hope that you will take a moment to make a contribution to support FAIR’s diligent efforts.

We sincerely hope you enjoy this free online edition and will continue to spread the news about our nation’s immigration crisis and work to solve it. Thank you for all you do!

Regards



Dan Stein
President


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December 2005/January 2006 Immigration Report Online Edition

TRUE Enforcement Takes Backseat to Weaker Legislation
As Congress headed home for the holiday recess to face an electorate increasingly alarmed about the lack of immigration controls, the White House pushed for passage of a House bill that incorporates immigration enforcement. The move was designed to allow members of Congress to assure enraged constituents the problems of mass illegal immigration and out-of- control borders are being addressed in Washington.
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A Personal Note on the Passing of Eugene McCarthy
Over the years I had the privilege of getting to know Senator McCarthy quite well. Always friendly, witty and outgoing, he would often drop into my office unannounced just to chat about the wide range of subjects on his mind â€â€