National Protests Against Illegal Immigration Kick off Sat. Aug. 2
National Protests Against Illegal Immigration Kick off Sat. Aug. 2
For National Release
August 1, 2014
James Neighbors, Founder of Overpasses For America (405) 788-0266
William Gheen, President of ALIPAC (866) 703-0864
A national coalition of groups opposing illegal immigration and immigration reform amnesty are kicking off a new wave of protests across America that begins in many states on Saturday, August 2!
Special focus is on the protests in Washington State, Michigan, and Tennessee on the master list of events with the hope of raising awareness of which politicians support amnesty for illegal immigrants like Senator Lamar Alexander (R-TN).
Protest Times & Locations for National Protests Against Illegal Immigration & Amnesty
ALIPAC is also broadcasting the same message that helped defeat Eric Cantor into more than 200,000 Republican voter households, warning of Lamar Alexander's vote to provide "tens of millions of illegal immigrants with amnesty, citizenship, American jobs, welfare benefits, and voting rights."
"We are getting a very strong response from our call campaign," said William Gheen, President of ALIPAC. "People are listening and when they learn of what "Amnesty Alexander" has done, they tell us Lamar has lost their vote. Illegal immigration has become the defining issue of 2014 and will likely cost Lamar Alexander and many of Obama's Democratic Party allies their jobs this year."
"I hope that our protests will raise voter awareness on the issues of illegal immigration and amnesty," said James Neighbors, founder of Overpasses for America. "People see protesters and start asking questions about who is to blame, and the answer as to why so many illegals are coming to America is the support these illegals receive from Barack Obama and his amnesty allies like Lamar Alexander."
Please review the growing list of protests that already has 232 events that will culminate in a national wave in all states on October 24 and 25.
For more information or to schedule interviews, contact William Gheen (WilliamG@alipac.us) or James Neighbors (overpasses@gmail.com).
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