Thread: NCLR action alert

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Dear Advocates:

Thank you for joining us for the National Council of La Raza's (NCLR) first Latino Call to Action. We hope you will all remain engaged in efforts toward immigration reform this year. The call to action is urgent- our community needs your help. As we approach the end of the first 100 days of the Obama administration, we need you to participate in Reflection and Action: National Call-In for Immigration Reform, a nationwide effort through which advocates call their congressional members to pass comprehensive immigration reform in 2009.

As we heard from Cesar Gonzalez, Legislative Director for Congressman Lincoln Diaz-Balart (FL-21), Susan Collins, Legislative Director for Congressman Luis Gutierrez (IL-4), and Janet MurguÃ*a, President and CEO of NCLR, many positive signs show us that immigration is on the national agenda. Their inspiring words have called us to act for change!

www.nclr.org/immigrationcall-in

Change begins at the local level. To help achieve the reform that our country and our community need, host a Call-In Party. You will bring people together to reflect, by educating one another and sharing experiences, and to act, by calling elected officials in support of just and humane immigration reform.

Host a Call-In Party during our week of action (April 27-May 1, 2009) and call for immigration reform!

Go to www.nclr.org/immigrationcall-in to register your event and find more information!

You can make a difference!

Sincerely,

NCLR Staff

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RED ALERT!

FULL DEPLOYMENT NEEDED FOR TEXAS, PLEASE HELP!!!

http://www.alipac.us/ftopicp-885991.html#885991

We don't give billions of tax dollars to the KKK, so why are our tax dollars going to hate groups like La Raza, Lu Lac, Chamber of Commerce, and the ACLU?

Originally Posted by ELE

We don't give billions of tax dollars to the KKK, so why are our tax dollars going to hate groups like La Raza, Lu Lac, Chamber of Commerce, and the ACLU?

I asked Judicial Watch that exact question, and asked why they don't sue the Federal Government for funding LaRaza, ACORN, etc, since federal law prohibits funds going to groups that support racism and discrimination. They never replied.

Now....could you please remind me again of just who the "RACISTS" and "XENOPHOBES" are?

The original heading to the NCLR call to action letter above was printed like this: [color=red]Latino Call to Action: Call for Immigration Reform!â€

Originally Posted by JBParrothead

ARE YOU LISTENING JUDICIAL WATCH?????

Maybe if more people besides just me contacted Judicial Watch they might listen.

Originally Posted by Bowman

Originally Posted by JBParrothead

ARE YOU LISTENING JUDICIAL WATCH?????

Maybe if more people besides just me contacted Judicial Watch they might listen.

I've contacted them numerous times and have had no follow up or calls returned and I have supported Judicial Watch with monetary contributions, but I don't believe I'm going to do that anymore. They've not done anything of meaningful importance as far as I can see. They toot their own little horn over small "victories" that my dog could have accomplished with two paws tied behind his back and a muzzle on.

I want them to go after some REAL issues! They tend to play it quietly safe. We need an organization such as Judicial Watch, but an organization with some REAL TEETH in it. Then they might be worthy of financial support!