Thread: Illegals leaving US and we need state level groups

The New York Times reports that many illegals are starting to leave America alone. Perhaps they can no longer afford to live here like many of the rest of us? (Read the article here)

We are about halfway through the funding we need to reach out to ALIPAC supporters by mail for the current funds drive. Please help us pay for envelopes, ink, and postage, as we give up a lot of time to work on this over the weekend by contributing $10 or more at...

https://www.alipac.us/donations/

We are also pleased to announce that North Carolina's HB 10 will now advance to the state house floor to stop Democrat sheriffs and lawmakers from providing sanctuary to illegal alien felons (Details here)!

We have several state-level groups working together aided by ALIPAC's national operations to pass HB 10 and hopefully overcome Democrat Governor Roy Cooper's expected veto. Perhaps we can succeed here and then spread our winning legislation and strategies cracking down on illegal alien felons to other states just like we did to stop in-state tuition for illegals bills in 30 states from 2004-2018.

Across America, many state-level groups fighting illegal immigration have disbanded or fallen silent in recent years.

ALIPAC hopes we can lead by example here in NC and then reinvigorate the state-level resistance and fight against the illegal alien invasion in other states by encouraging our supporters to form new groups, support existing groups, and get involved on all levels of government against the invasion.

If you support ALIPAC attempting to create a new online directory of state and local ant-illegal immigration groups and to get more groups in the fight, especially in states like Arizona and Massachusetts where a lack of local organization handed massive victories to the illegals in 2022, then please contribute to indicate your support at...


https://www.alipac.us/donations/


William Gheen and the ALIPAC.us volunteers

PS: Do you support or know of any state or local groups fighting against illegal immigration in your state we should consider supporting and directing our national volunteers to?