Thread: ALIPAC Launches Battle of the States 2010!

Friends of ALIPAC,

Over the last five years our greatest victories in the fight against illegal immigration has come in the states. We have a win ratio of over 95%, where we have engaged the illegal aliens and their supporters on state legislation, with over 35 states having passed some form of immigration enforcement legislation.

The illegals rarely win against us in the state and our victories have been so strong in some states such as Arizona, Oklahoma, Georgia, and South Carolina that there are media, activists, and governmental reports of mass exoduses of illegal aliens.

We know that illegal immigration is caused by the non-enforcement of our existing immigration laws. When states take actions to enforce those laws, many illegals "migrate" away!

We must move swiftly and we need thousands of you to spring into action quickly by joining ALIPAC's Battle Of The States 2010!

Our opposition is in a state of disorder and borderline panic and most of our state legislatures ARE STARTING THEIR WORK NOW!

If enough of you respond to this call to action and put in enough time and energy, then we have a good chance of putting our opposition on defense.

Of course, if you prefer playing defense against illegal immigration and taking action only when we are in danger of losing a state or the nation, then that kind of apathy will help the illegal immigrant population to grow stronger.

Please remember that in 2008, our efforts helped reduce the illegal immigrant population by almost 1 Million according to both the Pew Hispanic Center and the Center for Immigration Studies.

TAKE ACTION TODAY!

ALIPAC has a state "Focus Campaign" section in our Discussion Groups area at www.alipac.us

We are mounting a link to this area on our homepage and in the ANNOUNCEMENTS section so you can always find it easily.

Here is the direct link for your notes....

http://www.alipac.us/forum-24.html

Americans just like you have already started the effort for 2010 in Arizona, Indiana, Texas, and Nebraska!

THEY NEED YOUR HELP. More state's will be added as your activism results in submitted legislation.

Please visit the state FOCUS CAMPAIGNS and follow the activism directions in each one. You can post questions, articles, feedback, and updates to help each effort in each state.

Remember what works in order of importance.

#1 Face to face office or event visits with state lawmakers.
#2 Calls to state lawmakers or staff followed by written copies.
#3 Written letters to state lawmakers
#4 E-mails and Faxes

To brush up on your activism skills of lobbying elected officials please visit our Lobbying section in the ALIPAC Action Panel found in the top blue tool bar on every page at alipac.us

http://www.alipac.us/content-25.html


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GET LEGISLATION MOVING IN YOUR STATE!

So your state is one of the 47 states with no activity in 2010?

You can change that by taking action.

ALIPAC's goals are to encourage states to pass laws that A. Stop illegal aliens from receiving state taxpayer benefits or state contract jobs by requiring the E-Verify system be used. B. Empower local and state police forces to detect, detain, and deport illegal aliens. C. Removing funding from pro-illegal immigration La Raza groups operating with tax monies in most states.

Our most important victories so far have been in Georgia, Arizona, Oklahoma, and now South Carolina where these states have passed COMPREHENSIVE IMMIGRATION ENFORCEMENT LEGISLATION!

YOUR MISSION IS TO CIRCULATE COPIES OF THE STRONG IMMIGRATION ENFORCEMENT LEGISLATION FROM THESE STATES TO YOUR STATE LAWMAKERS WITH ENCOURAGEMENT TO FILE AND PASS THE LEGISLATION.

Minimum Efforts: Please make sure that at the very least both your state house representative and state senator hear from you quickly about this.

Maximum Efforts: Take time to make sure every state house and state senate member in your state hears from you about this.

Steps to take. Easy 1, 2, 3.

1.

Use a search engine like Yahoo.com or Bing to locate the website for your state legislature by searching for "(Insert state name) state legislature"

2. Use the website you find for your state legislature to determine, if your state is going into session soon and you should contact lawmakers in your state capitol or if your state lawmakers should be contacted at home in their districts. Choose to contact your state lawmakers in one or both locations... Capitol Vs. Home Districts.

3. Using the lawmaker contact information you acquire, begin making office visits and calls reinforced with written copies of your request and links to or hard copies of the legislation from OK and AZ. Here are links to the strong laws in Arizona and Oklahoma that have been passed that you want your state lawmakers to file.

ADD LINK AZ
http://www.alipac.us/ftopicp-620557.html#620557

ADD LINK OK
http://www.alipac.us/ftopicp-620585.html#620585

4. Craft your own message and remind lawmakers that you will be working hard to make sure voters know this November which state lawmakers took action to help the 80% of their constituents who want states to crack down on illegal immigration and which ones supported illegal aliens and their supporters!

Here is ALIPAC's sample message / letter that is going to North Carolina lawmakers.
http://www.alipac.us/ftopicp-1010623.html#1010623



If you have any questions, suggestions, or need any ideas or help. Assistance is available to you 24/7 at this ACTIVISM TRACKING LINK.
http://www.alipac.us/ftopicp-1010619.html#1010619


Power goes to those who get things done! ALIPAC is taking action on your behalf but we are depending on you to move as a powerful activism block.

You can spark a wave of immigration enforcement legislation that can put our side on offense and the illegal aliens and their supporters on defense for 2010 by taking action in your state As Soon As Possible!

Let's use our current momentum from our recent victories in Massachusetts and New Jersey to set the states on fire politically.

Let's Roll!


William Gheen & The ALIPAC Team
www.alipac.us


PS: Please remember that each state we pass immigration enforcement laws in reduces the chances Congress will override the enforcement progress of our states with a Comprehensive Amnesty bill!

Added to the homepage!

Ok ALIPACers! Let's earn and sustain our reputation as intense and effective online activists with this one!

Let's fan out and hit em hard!

http://www.alipac.us/article4872.html

W

Idaho will be having an enforcement bill being debated this session. It is supposed to be printed this week and I am just waiting to get a copy of it.

Originally Posted by tinybobidaho

Idaho will be having an enforcement bill being debated this session. It is supposed to be printed this week and I am just waiting to get a copy of it.

Please make sure that you get copies of the tried and true legislation from AZ and OK in their hands as soon as possible to increase the chances they use legislation we have helped to refine and test in the courts before now.

Do not sit back idle. Take action and pump the messages into the state legislature.

Our opposition is at work in there. Let's get all of our people on the move and pushing in every state.

W

Originally Posted by ALIPAC

Originally Posted by tinybobidaho

Idaho will be having an enforcement bill being debated this session. It is supposed to be printed this week and I am just waiting to get a copy of it.

Please make sure that you get copies of the tried and true legislation from AZ and OK in their hands as soon as possible to increase the chances they use legislation we have helped to refine and test in the courts before now.

Do not sit back idle. Take action and pump the messages into the state legislature.

Our opposition is at work in there. Let's get all of our people on the move and pushing in every state.

W

W., Chris Kobach worked with Senator Jorgenson to write this bill for Idaho. He's the same one who designed Arizona's bill. Also, Idaho is under the jurisdiction of the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals, just like Arizona.

Kobach is also going to be at the Nebraska hearing on Monday

He is so smart, I watched him testifiy before the committee on c-span, he was really good, we need more like him, seems to be doing most of the real work around the country on immgration law.

When meeting politicians, candidates, I ususally hand them information on illegal immigration. It can be news in the state (they do not have the time or access to read everything). legislation from other states, news from other states on the impact, etc. You can hand them your own concerns too. I also pass things around to other people at events, so that they will learn and hopefully become active too.

Psalm 91

Lets Go ALIPACERS! This IS the States Rights Issue of the Millennium, a just and purposeful one to boot!

May I suggest something?

When contacting representatives, or senators, or any official talk, do not use words such as "Like" or "want". Those words, and based on emotions, not reason. If we replace those words by for example "need", then we are talking about something based on a rational thinking; a necessity. Remember federal officials are people highly trained in how to manipulate the average citizen through politics and protocols. We need to step at the same level in order to win a discussion.