Thread: *new* NUMBERS Alert

Dear Faxer:

Put the pressure on the White House to STOP their push for amnesty!

This new Phone Call Request has been posted in your Action Buffet based on your answers to the Interest Survey.

You can find this Phone Call Request by proceeding to
http://www.numbersusa.com/phones?ID= 7913

Without White House pressure and participation by top Admin. officials, this amnesty deal would have been dead a long time ago. The only way it will get through tomorrow is if the White House throws all of its weight into getting 15 Republican Senators to vote for it.



White House officials need to hear phone calls that might make them a little less enthusiastic.



Perhaps the one legacy that Pres. Bush fears the most is that his administration compromised national security. These phone calls should overwhelm the White House line with accusations of compromising national security and ignoring the resolution of our largest veterans organization, the American Legion.

I get a "can't be found" message.

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President George Bush
Washington, DC
202-456-1111

You can change the course of the amnesty debate by making a quick phone call to a White House receptionist and passing along one or two of our talking points!

Talking point: The country's largest veterans organization, the American Legion, is on the hill this week to speak to members of Congress about their immigration resolution which rejects the White House's legalization plan, in part, because it would put veterans and civilians alike at risk. During this time of war, I would hope that the president would listen to the veterans of this country when they speak out against his plan.

Talking point: If Pres. Bush succeeds in pushing through this big immigration legislation his legacy may be that he was the President who compromised national security and risked the lives of the American people.

Talking point: Previous amnesties that were similar to what the White House is pursuing created widespread fraud and mismanagement within INS and its successor, USCIS, because those agencies were not equipped to handle the massive legalization programs. Those mistakes have compromised national security. President Bush is ill-advised to put our country at further risk while we are at war.

Talking point: If Bush's proposal had already been passed, the illegal aliens among the Fort Dix terrorists would have been given full American rights (because they had no criminal record) and would have had even more access to do harm to Americans.

OKIE DOKIE!!