1 Hour Until The Final Senate Vote on Amnesty: Call Now!

Warning! We have just learned that a vote is scheduled on Senate Bill 744 in about one hour at 11:30am ET!

Most of the Senators have not read all of this bill, and we are told it now contains secret language nobody has seen that was slipped into the bill yesterday via a "hand written amendment" not circulated to Senate offices!

You can watch the final vote take place on C-Span online at...
http://www.c-span.org/Events/Debate-...10737440187-3/

You cannot count on the House to stop this bill! This bill will destroy the United States and render all of you voiceless in American politics. If the bill becomes law, we will work hard to try to help you mitigate the damages and to get to locations that will be the last affected by the influx of tens of millions of 3rd world illegals, but it will be a very sad and permanent retreat!

Call now! Call again and again! Call their DC offices! Call their district offices until the vote takes place! Use the messages and target numbers at this link...
http://www.alipac.us/content/hidden-...imminent-1998/


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CALL NOW FOLKS! THIS IS NOT A DRESS REHEARSAL! TELL THE SENATORS NO AMNESTY! IF THEY CARE ABOUT AMERICAN WORKERS THEY CANNOT VOTE FOR THIS BILL! KEEP CALLING FOR THE NEXT HOUR!

The TIME IS NOW to put the pressure ON, our country is at stake!!! LETS ROLL!

Every phone call counts, keep going.

Thank you, been calling.. It's laughable, a google ad located on this page appeared immediately above "ALIPAC DO you know which candidates" the offending ad was Senator Coons (DE )telling Tea Parties to stop partisan politics and work the job situation. I ask what has Coons done. Talk about someone who votes party line he he heee

1 Hour --PLEASE KEEP CALLING! EVERY CALL MAKES A DIFFERENCE!
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That photo could have been me on the phone to Hagan's office just now. She's voting for the amnesty, by the way. I'm trying to calm down.

Harry Reid has just said he doesnt have a time for the vote yet..He says he will wait til everyone is in their seats Calling roll now


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Harry Reid has just said he doesnt have a time for the vote yet..He says he will wait til everyone is in their seats Calling roll now


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What are they voting on right now? I guess it will begin again today at 4ET, didn't get it through yet!!!

they voted to end debate on the bill 68-32

All that is left now is the formality of the final vote, which they will win with far more than the 51 votes they need to send S. 744 to the House where those liars John Boehner, Eric Cantor, and Paul Ryan will do all they can to help the Democrats pass it there to send it to Obama's desk!

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The Senate voted 68-32 Thursday to end debate on immigration legislation, clearing the way for the landmark bill to pass later in the day.
The bill’s authors fell just short of their goal to win 70 votes for the legislation but said the robust bipartisan vote creates a strong mandate for the House to act next month on the issue. Fourteen Republicans voted to end debate, and no Democrats opposed it.
The final vote will take place at 4 p.m.

GOP Sens. John McCain (Ariz.), Lindsey Graham (S.C.), Marco Rubio (Fla.), Jeff Flake (Ariz.) — the four GOP authors of the underlying legislation — and Sens. Bob Corker (Tenn.), Kelly Ayotte (N.H.), Jeff Chiesa (N.J.), Susan Collins (Maine), Orrin Hatch (Utah), Dean Heller (Nev.), Mark Kirk (Ill.), John Hoeven (N.D.), Lisa Murkowski (Alaska) and Lamar Alexander (Tenn.) voted to end debate.

The legislation still has a tough road if it is to become law. Many House Republicans oppose granting legal status to millions of immigrants who came to the country illegally.


Speaker John Boehner (R-Ohio) said Thursday that any immigration legislation, including a conference report with the Senate, must win the support of a majority of his conference to be taken.


“For any legislation, including a conference report, to pass the House, it’s going to have to be a bill that has the support of a majority of our members,” Boehner said at his weekly Capitol press conference. He reiterated that the House would not simply take up and vote on the Senate bill.


Proponents say the legislation is a long-needed fix of the nation’s “broken” immigration system and argue that failure to act ensures a “de facto amnesty” for millions of people already living and working in the country illegally.


Sen. Charles Schumer (N.Y.), the lead Democratic author of the bill, said he was happy with the outcome even though he missed his 70-vote goal.
"We wanted to get a significant number of Republicans to vote for the bill,” he said on MSNBC Thursday morning. “And what does that mean? It means that when the bill goes to the House, there's going to be pressure on them to do something. So we're feeling pretty good about how we did."


The sweeping bill would put an estimated 8 million illegal immigrants on a path to citizenship and spend $46 billion to tighten the nation’s borders.
It would also increase the number of visas for high-skilled and agricultural workers and give more weight to educational and employment factors in granting visas.
The bill’s sponsors expanded the pool of Republican support earlier this week by amending the legislation to authorize 20,000 additional border patrol agents and the construction of 700 miles of fencing along the southern border. The amendment also ensured that immigrants could not claim Social Security benefits for the time they worked in the country illegally.


That fell short of the demands of a majority of Republicans who called for a guarantee that 100-percent situational awareness and a 90-percent apprehension rate of illegal entrants be achieved along the southern border before granting permanent legal status to millions of immigrants.
“That’s where negotiations really around this bill hung up,” said Sen. Bob Corker (R-Tenn.), who authored the border-surge amendment and voted to advance the bill to final passage.


The legislation received another boost last week when the Congressional Budget Office estimated it would reduce the deficit by $197 billion over the next decade and by $700 billion between 2024 and 2033.


But many Republicans said they were concerned by the report’s projection that if the legislation becomes law, as many of 7 million illegal immigrants will still be living in the country ten years from now.


Sen. Jeff Sessions (R-Ala.) on Thursday acknowledged the system needs to be reformed but said the pending legislation falls short.
“It is not a bill that reflects a commitment to a lawful system of immigration in the future,” he said on the Senate floor. “We will admit dramatically more people than we ever have in our country’s history at a time when unemployment is high and the Congressional Budget Office have told us that wages, average wages will go down for 12 years, that gross domestic product per capita will decline for 25-plus years.”


Some Republicans complained that Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) shut down the amendment process. The Senate voted on only 10 of the more than 500 amendments filed to the bill.


Reid said there were not additional votes because the bill’s opponents objected to various proposals to consider amendments.
Reid’s office has noted that the Senate Judiciary Committee considered 212 amendments and adopted more than 40 Republican-sponsored amendments during its markup in May.



Russell Berman contributed to this story.

Read more: http://thehill.com/homenews/senate/3...#ixzz2XR96bmNO

I have been calling. Senator Cornyn of Texas is speaking and saying that the American people are forgiving and support legalization. He is speaking of "hollow promises," Telling the truth now that criminals will be forgiven without penalty. He says it is a budget buster.