Thread: "This can't possibly be right cause "WE'RE #NO. 1!

"This can't possibly be right cause "WE'RE #NO. 1!"

How do some of the other most active organizations that deal primarily with immigration stack up? We have assembled a list of the busiest websites of the nation's largest advocacy organizations (on all issues) and find these rankings for immigration groups:

#17—ALIPAC
#21—Southern Poverty Law Center
#32—American Immigration Lawyers Association
#34—U.S. Chamber of Commerce
#38—FAIR
#39—America's Voice
#49—CIS

Far below those are the National Council of La Raza, the Mexican American Legal Defense & Education Fund and the Immigration Forum. (These U.S. audience rankings come from Amazon's extrapolations of audience size in the 4th quarter of 2010.)

#1—NumbersUSA!

It does seem unbelievable, but our very own NumbersUSA is NUMBER ONE among all single-issue advocacy groups in America in terms of U.S. website visitors. Bigger than the National Rifle Association or the Sierra Club, or any other single-issue group.

And NumbersUSA also educates more Americans through the internet than old, established multi-issue groups like the ACLU and every other rights group, the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops and every other religious denomination, the Brookings Institute and every other think tank. And more website contact with Americans than the relatively new internet phenomenon, MoveOn.org!

Millions of individuals learn about immigration issues on our website each year. Our members sent more than six million faxes last year to Congress, the White House and state legislators (our most recent coup), using our system.

"Sure wish they'd tell me what happened with bill 199!"

NumbersUSA has been in the game since 1998
FAIR since 1979

ALIPAC is in second place for web traffic in our entire movement even though we have only been around since late 2004.

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KICKIN BUTT AND TAKEN NAMES

I love this site because of the people here! NumbersUSA has free-fax, but Alipac has everyone here. Helping each other in the "Here and the Now!"
Numbers you have to wait for they're research team to "get back to ya on that!" Here I have an answer before I'm back with a beer! Well except for "What is the "Legislative Research Commission?" I didn't learn a lot about them, but I did learn you don't give false statements in front of the judiciary committee with a dumbass roofer sitting in the room!

This site is #1 in my book

You get EVERY bit of news about EVERYTHING from EVERY part of this beautiful U.S. of A.

I don't think it's fair to compare NumbersUSA and ALIPAC. NumbersUSA is a much larger organization that probably receives hundreds of thousands in funding annually (wild guess). Funding is a very important part of the game.

Both organizations do a fantastic job with what they have to work with.