Thread: Anti-immigration-reform’s laid-back summer

http://remember1986.com/anti-immigra...d-back-summer/

Anti-immigration forces were so effective in 2007 that on the eve of a critical Senate vote they mobilized thousands of angry callers and shut down the Capitol switchboard — effectively killing the bill.
But this time around members of Congress are under much less pressure from the opposition, even as the pro-reform movement has kicked into high gear in the final weeks of the August recess before lawmakers return to the immigration debate in Washington.
Anti-immigration groups aren’t drawing large, loud crowds to their rallies — only about 60 people showed up to hear headliner Rep. Steve King in Richmond, Va., last week. And the tea party groups famous for turning out supporters and firing up town halls ahead of the 2010 midterm elections are much more focused on Obamacare than immigration.

I do know why most people won't show their faces in public against this amnesty bill and that is: THEY 'RE AFRAID OF BEING CALLED RACIST. Personally, that accusation is of ZERO CONCERN to me and has never been a concern of mine. That's how these communists who are pushing this final mass invasion of the USA disarms any opposition to it, because they know most people are COWARDS when it comes to this accusation.