Senators Asked To Go Home for Christmas, Stop Dividing America
Senators Asked To Go Home for Christmas
Stop Dividing America with controversial bills over the Holidays.
For Release | December 16, 2021
Americans for Legal Immigration PAC (ALIPAC.us) calls on all activists, bloggers, social media page operators, talk radio show hosts, organizations, and media members to mount a public pressure campaign with calls to US Senate offices asking Senators and staff to leave DC for Christmas.
The "Go Home for Christmas" campaign should resonate with a large majority of Americans who oppose Democrat efforts to break Senate rules and bypass the filibuster rule to radically transform America in many ways despite their lack of a clear legislative or public mandate.
ALIPAC is trying to stop the Build Back Better bill (HR 5376) because this controversial and divisive legislation would give Amnesty, and eventually voting rights, to more than eight million illegal immigrants, making Democrats a permanent political superpower in America while attracting tens of millions more illegals into America.
ALIPAC advises Americans to disregard quisling Senator Lindsey Graham's subterfuge announcements on Fox News that the Build Back Better Amnesty bill is "dead forever" because such announcements are premature and Graham is on the record as supporting Amnesty for millions of illegals as contained in Biden's bill.
Americans who oppose illegal immigration and Amnesty are advised to disregard disinformation from globalists claiming BBB is no threat and to keep up the activism and lobbying effort pressure campaigns against HR 5376 until the Senate officially adjourns and returns home for Christmas.
"We want as many Americans as possible calling as many Senate offices as possible to ask them in the most polite and festive way to leave DC for Christmas immediately for the sake of the nation," said William Gheen of ALIPAC.us. "We all need a break. We will fight to stop their plan to break Senate rules to pass Amnesty for millions of illegals through the holidays if necessary. Still, we would prefer that Senators do the right thing for Americans and their staffs by leaving DC in the interest of national unity and peace of mind."
ALIPAC activists have been instrumental, and sometimes a decisive factor, in stopping Amnesty legislation in DC many times since the national organization was founded on 9/11 of 2004.
ALIPAC's efforts to "Stop Amnesty 2021" have mobilized activists of all races, states, and walks of life, including many legal immigrants, on lobbying efforts to oppose legislative Amnesty in the hopes that the 2022 mid-term elections will shut down the bills since large majorities of legal voters oppose Amnesty.
For more information about ALIPAC's "Go Home for Christmas" campaigns or to schedule interviews, please visit and support www.ALIPAC.us.
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