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False Obama nomination papers
RE: Time-Sensitive Investigation of Obama’s Fraudulent Petition
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No amnesty
It is absolutely appalling that so many Americans (13.2 million as of March) are unemployed. Luckily, Vice President Biden’s recent comments in Costa Rica make it clear that now is the wrong time to support any sort of mass amnesty.
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No amnesty
It is absolutely appalling that so many Americans (13.2 million as of March) are unemployed. Luckily, Vice President Biden’s recent comments in Costa Rica make it clear that now is the wrong time to support any sort of mass amnesty.
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Reduce immigration
There are more than 13 million out-of-work Americans and the number is growing by the day. Something must be done!
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No to the DREAM Act
Why would you consider sponsoring the DREAM Act amnesty without first eliminating the chain migration categories that would reward the illegal alien parents of the amnestied illegal alien “children?”
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No to the DREAM Act
You have shown a tendency of preferring illegal alien workers over unemployed Americans. Please change this tendency and oppose the anti-American worker DREAM Act amnesty.
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You should have supported Sessions’ amendment
Sen. Sessions’ amendment to the omnibus would have protected millions of American jobs, yet you would not even support giving it a straight vote. How appalling!
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Reject Pelosi’s ‘un-Americanism’
Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents do a fantastic job enforcing our nation’s laws. How can Speaker Nancy Pelosi call them “un-American?”
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Protect our unemployed
Amnesty is not the answer to America’s illegal immigration debacle and would only make matters worse. Please do not support any amnesty proposed by the Congressional Hispanic Caucus.
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No ‘comprehensive immigration reform’
In 2007 the American people rose up and prevented Congress from passing amnesty. With this in mind, why would you tell members of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus that you supported “comprehensive immigration reform?” We both know this is nothing more than a fancy term for amnesty.
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Enforce our immigration laws
A new Rasmussen poll shows that 67% of Americans support ICE’s workplace enforcement raids and 73% of Americans support automatic immigration checks at traffic stops. It is clear that the American people favor enforcement over amnesty!
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Stop supporting amnesty
I am disappointed by your tendency to support amnesty legislation! Why would you support legislation that harms the job prospects of disabled Americans?
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We need E-Verify
More than 7.7 million illegal aliens have jobs at a time when more than 11.5 million Americans do not. You can help some of these unemployed Americans by ensuring that E-Verify is reauthorized for at least 10 years.
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Reauthorize E-Verify
It is absolutely imperative that E-Verify is reauthorized for at least ten years. You can ensure this occurs by supporting the addition of the reauthorization of the E-Verify program to the Omnibus Appropriations Bill.
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No on S. 388
There are more than 1.6 million young Americans with high school diplomas who are looking for, but cannot find, a job. S. 388 would make it even harder these Americans to find jobs. How could a United States Senator propose a bill that will make life even more difficult for America’s unemployed? Thank you for not supporting this bill.
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Protect Americans
I am starting to see a worrisome trend at the Department of Homeland Security. It appears that you are postponing the implementation of new rules which help American and legal immigrant workers.
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ICE raids
It is absurd that you would even consider opposing ICE’s work site enforcement raids when more than 11.5 million Americans cannot find a job.
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Stimulus failure
I find the behavior of the Obama Administration and the Congressional Democratic Leadership to be partisan and dictatorial. Their refusal to keep the American worker and E-Verify protections in the economic stimulus package is repulsive.
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ICE raids
Barack Obama,
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H-1B visas
I find it appalling that the Democratic leadership and the White House worked behind closed doors to remove the American worker protections passed by the Senate and the House.