Tag: Representative Paul Cook

Oppose Mulvaney/Biaz-Balart/Ryan Amnesty

I cannot understand why Reps. Mulvaney, Diaz-Balart, and Paul Ryan are going against the wishes of their own party by holding whip counts and possibly moving forward with pushing unpopular immigration reform legislation. Lobbyists for pro-amnesty groups are bragging about this development. If all goes well for these for these Representatives acting against core Republican principles, they hope to force votes before the August recess. I hope you will make it clear to the House Republican leadership that you will not go along with plans to support amnesty or immigration votes this year.
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Oppose Mulvaney/Biaz-Balart/Ryan Amnesty

I cannot understand why Reps. Mulvaney, Diaz-Balart, and Paul Ryan are going against the wishes of their own party by holding whip counts and possibly moving forward with pushing unpopular immigration reform legislation. Lobbyists for pro-amnesty groups are bragging about this development. If all goes well for these for these Representatives acting against core Republican principles, they hope to force votes before the August recess. I hope you will make it clear to the House Republican leadership that you will not go along with plans to support amnesty or immigration votes this year.
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Immigration bill is potential amnesty headache

I find it disturbing that H.R. 3344, the Fraudulent Overseas Recruitment and Trafficking Elimination Act, that may soon receive a floor vote, shares language with S. 744, the Obama-Schumer amnesty. Passage of this bill would give Harry Reid the House-passed immigration bill he needs to force S. 744 on the American people. Please do not vote for H.R. 3344’s passage.
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New study demolishes STEM worker myth

I am a science and technology worker and I know that many Americans with degrees in STEM fields are having trouble finding work. The new study released by the Center for Immigration Studies shows that there are far too few jobs for the number of STEM degree-holders in the United States. There is simply no STEM shortage.
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Help save our environment by reducing immigration

Population growth fueled almost totally by immigration is causing America to lose green spaces, forests, and farm land at a frightening pace. Congress needs to change our nation’s immigration policies before it’s too late.
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