Thread: We need info on the Dems Amnesty bill filed today?

Our top story on the ALIPAC.us homepage is the ABC report that house Democrats plan to file their own illegal alien amnesty bill today!

We need your help. We need the following....

A. A link to the actual text of the bill as soon as possible...

B. A reading team to start disecting the bill looking for problems.

C. Write ups and reports on the bill that will help us formulate our strategy to stop amnesty.

Please post your findings, details of your efforts, suggestions, and feedback here please.

W

http://www.alipac.us/f12/house-democ...t-does-289022/

Full text of bill @ http://www.scribd.com/doc/172812341/...migration-Bill

ARTICLE

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/1...tml?1380731510

MORE INFO:

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/...n-projections/

Border Security info:

http://www.washingtonpost.com/blogs/...-we-define-it/

from America's Voice--

Take Action: Tell Your Member of Congress to Support House Immigration Bill

by Gabe Ortiz on 10/02/2013 at 4:33pm

Did you hear? Big news on immigration today!
Latino and Democratic leaders have broken the stalemate in the House and introduced an immigration bill with a roadmap to citizenship for 11 million aspiring Americans!

• We have a long, tough fight ahead and the bill is far from perfect – but if it passes, it would:
• Provide a path to citizenship for vast majority of the 11 million
• Removes the “border surge” found in the Senate bill
• Reunite many families separated by deportation
• Protect immigrant workers
• Force DHS to focus on results rather than just continuing to expand immigration enforcement indefinitely.
• Allow nearly 11 million immigrants to work, travel and live without fear of deportation (including some with final removal orders)
• Grant a 5 year path to citizenship for Dreamers and farm workers
• Provides immigration status and affordable housing to victims of domestic abuse
• Prohibit ICE from conducting raids/arrests outside schools, churches, hospitals and other “sensitive locations”

Tell your Rep to stand with our community and cosponsor the new immigration bill in the House!

A majority of lawmakers in the House have already said they would support a pathway to citizenship. If we want to see action on reform this year, we need as many members of Congress – both Republicans and Democrats – to put their words into action and to co-sponsor this new immigration bill in the House.
For us, this fight is personal. The cost of inaction on immigration affects our friends, family, and community. Since the Senate passed their immigration bill, over 100,000 aspiring Americans have been deported, and that number grows every single day.
We will not stop until we achieve a permanent solution that grants dignity and respect to all immigrant workers and families, and that means a chance for 11 million aspiring Americans to earn citizenship in the country they call home.
The Senate passed their immigration bill months ago in June. Now it’s time for the House to act and do the same!

Originally Posted by JohnDoe2

Full text of bill @ http://www.scribd.com/doc/172812341/...migration-Bill

Bill is in .pdf form, unfortunately. 78 pages.

Originally Posted by JohnDoe2

ARTICLE

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/1...tml?1380731510

The bill is nearly identical to the one passed by the Senate in June in a 68-to-32 vote, with support from 14 GOP members and all Democrats. However, the House bill replaces the border security language from the Senate version that convinced many of those Republican and Democratic senators to get on board, and instead includes a measure that passed out of the House Homeland Security Committee in May. That measure, championed by Reps. Mike McCaul (R-Texas) and Bennie Thompson (D-Miss.), includes more specific metrics to be met to ensure border security.


No House Republicans have yet signed on to the bill, but Democrats argue they should get behind it given its bipartisan elements from the Senate bill and the McCaul-Thompson border security measure.

Thanks! Great stuff, keep it coming please!

W