Reagan's Regiments Tea Party Activists : 7/4/13, Oppose amnesty in the House by calling toll freee at: 877-210-5351 and 866-220-0044, Also, find the U.S. House of Rep. toll free numbers like Senate numbers here, and call the House. " Make these pro-amnesty Senators feel some phone pain in final vote "...

Talking points and tools to oppose amnesty in the House of Representatives

http://ww.opposeamnestybillactivistskit2013.blogspot.com

7/4/13 - Update : The Senate passed the bill. Now find the U.S. House

of Representatives 888 toll free numbers like the U.S. Senate numbers here

and call the U.S. House of Representatives to urge them not to pass the

amnesty bill. Here are several numbers to call the Capitol Hill switchboard

and ask to speak and leave your comments with any member:

877-210-5351

866-220-0044

Here is the U.S. House website for member names of Congressmen to leave your

comments: http://www.house.gov

June 26

8:00 am

YES, keep sending me Urgent Action Alerts

NO, stop sending me Urgent Action Alerts

Urgent Action

Roy beck

With final chance to kill Senate amnesty within 24 hours, please call even the Senators who seem hopeless

Today is your last chance to make a difference in the Senate amnesty fight. We expect the final cloture vote on S. 744 Thursday morning.

Please go to the list of Senators below and call the ones that are appropriate for you.

Your Senator is quite hard-core for amnesty and almost for sure will vote for S. 744. BUT . . . .

. . . . But you can be pretty sure that most of the Senators below have not given a lot of thought to the fact that this bill is about much more than amnesty, that it is primarily about allowing greedy corporate interests to flood the labor market with foreign labor.

We need all the phones in all offices ringing off the hook all day to at least give these Senators some pause about the wisdom of what they are doing and to curb their appetite for continuing to press for an amnesty when the House refuses to take one up.

Shame your senator for callous indifference to struggling Americans

ARIZONA

Sen. Flake 888-995-8316

Sen. McCain 888-995-8291

CALIFORNIA

Sen. Boxer 888-995-8349

Sen. Feinstein 888-995-8349

COLORADO

Sen. Bennet 888-995-8318

Sen. Udall 888-995-8349

CONNECTICUT

Sen. Blumenthall 888-995-8349

Sen. Murphy 888-995-8349

DELAWARE

Sen. Carper 888-995-8349

Sen. Coons 888-995-8349

FLORIDA

Sen. Nelson 888-995-8349

Sen. Rubio 888-995-5431

HAWAII

Sen. Hirono 888-995-8349

Sen. Schatz 888-995-8349

ILLINOIS

Sen. Durbin 888-995-8319

IOWA

Sen. Harkin 888-995-2023

MAINE

Sen. King 888-995-8349

MARYLAND

Sen. Cardin 888-995-8349

Sen. Mikulski 888-995-8349

MASSACHUSETTS

Sen. Cowan 888-995-8349

Sen. Warren 888-995-8349

MICHIGAN

Sen. Levin 888-995-8349

MINNESOTA

Sen. Franken 888-995-8349

Sen. Klobuchar 888-995-8349

NEVADA

Sen. Reid 888-995-8349

NEW HAMPSHIRE

Sen. Shaheen 888-995-8349

NEW JERSEY

Sen. Menendez 888-995-8306

NEW MEXICO

Sen. Heinrich 888-995-8349

Sen. Udall 888-995-8349

NEW YORK

Sen. Gillibrand 888-995-8349

Sen. Schumer 888-995-8296

OHIO

Sen. Brown 888-995-2029

OREGON

Sen. Merkley 888-995-8349

Sen. Wyden 888-995-8349

PENNSYLVANIA

Sen. Casey 888-995-8349

RHODE ISLAND

Sen. Reed 888-995-8349

Sen. Whitehouse 888-995-8349

SOUTH CAROLINA

Sen. Graham 888-995-8331

VERMONT

Sen. Leahy 888-995-8349

VIRGINIA

Sen. Kaine 888-995-8349

Sen. Warner 888-995-8349

WASHINGTON

Sen. Cantwell 888-995-8349

Sen. Murray 888-995-8349

WEST VIRGINIA

Sen. Rockefeller 888-995-8349

WISCONSIN

Sen. Baldwin 888-995-8349

You can use any argument you wish with the Senators' staffers -- or simply say "Vote NO on S. 744."

I do think that today is a great day to just talk of the shame that these senators are bringing on themselves to do the bidding of greedy corporate lobbyists at the expense of the most vulnrable members of our society.

Here are some key reasons the Senators should oppose this bill:

1. VOTING "YES" WILL FOREVER TAR THE SENATOR WITH THE LARGEST OPEN-BORDER/AMNESTY FIASCO IN HISTORY: It repeats the mistake of the 1986 amnesty by giving work permits and legalization to at least 11 million . . . before any new enforcement, let alone before full implementation of enforcement.

2. VOTING "YES" WILL BE A LONG-TIME SYMBOL OF CALLOUSNESS TO AMERICA'S MOST VULNERABLE, ESPECIALLY TO BLACK AND HISPANIC AMERICANS: The bill's addition of 33 million new potential foreign workers in first decade during a time of high unemployment threatens to collapse the wages of many middle-class occupations and to retard the ability of the working poor to move up to the middle class.

3. Polls show almost NO public support (a) for work permits before full enforcement implmentation, (b) for increasing the flow of foreign workers, let alone the tripling of foreign workers.

4. The Weekly Standard reports that at least five S. 744 supporters do not. The influential publication found that Senators did not know anything about a provision in the bill that would give employers a $3,000 incentive to hire amnestied aliens over citizens and permanent legal residents:

5. John Carney of CNBC writes that the Congressional Budget Office says S. 744 would create "another decade of pain" for American workers. But that doesn't seem to trouble very many Members of the United States Senate.

6. Instead of discussing the higher unemployment and lower wages S. 744 would mean for American workers, the Gang is "in full horse-trading mode" according to Politico, which also reports (subscribers only) that the entire process has been "mostly via back channels and insider negotiations, with deals reached privately to lock up senators' votes -- rather than amendments adopted publicly on the Senate floor."

7. Erick Erickson of Red State has a list of quotes from amnesty supporters back when they were running for office -- and against amnesty.

8. And Sen. Rubio (among those quoted by Erickson above) reiterated his belief that the Senate needs to convince the American public to trust it on immigration.

Sen. Paul, on the other hand, wrote "Washington parlor tricks disguised as reform will not fool the American people."

roy
beck