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9/11 Commission Bills!
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Demand that Congrss Delete Anti-Immigrant Provisions
in HR 10 (Senate Bill 2845)
Tell Congress
and the President to delete all immigration and driver's
licence provisions from the 9/11 implementation bills!
HR 10 (Senate version 2845) pose
some of the largest dangers to the security and safety
of immigrant communities.
NNIRR calls for actions to delete anti-immigrant provisions
in H.R. 10, otherwise known as the 9/11 Recommendations
Act. H.R. 10 danverously moves the U.S. towards a new
form of segregation, and promises to increase border
militarization and enforcement measures that will destabilize
communities.
NNIRR
Press Release on HR 10, October 12, 2004
Read NNIRR's fact sheet
on the impacts of H.R. 10 (Senate 2845)
Sample Letter on HR
10
Talking Points on HR 10
Contact Key Members of Congress:
1. Contact members of Congress
who are working these provisions through in a joing
House/Senate Commmittee
2. Contact your local representative
3. Contact White House officials
We are asking you to remain on alert and maintain pressure
on the Congressional Conference Committee working to
reconcile the 9/11 Commission recommendations bills
pending in the House and Senate. There is still the
distinct threat that Congress during its lame duck session
will vote on the new law if it comes out of Conference
Committee.
For this reason, please continue making calls and sending
faxes to the Conference Committee members and your Congressional
delegation to demand the removal of all immigration
provisions from the 9/11 Commission bills.
The House Republicans continue pressing H.R. 10, which
still prohibits driver’s licenses to undocumented,
increases border militarization, and reduces or eliminates
due process rights for immigrants. The Senate version,
S.2845, contains specific provisions on driver’s
license, including immigration status requirements,
which opens the door to a national ID card. Both bills
increase border militarization.
TAKE ACTION TO KEEP THE PRESSURE ON UNTIL ANTI-IMMIGRANT
PROVISIONS ARE DELETED:
We urge you to please CALL or FAX [see letter below]
the Senate and House conferees IMMEDIATELY:
CONTACT SENIOR MEMBERS OF THE
CONFERENCE COMMITTEE
These are our main targets; if you have limited time,
just focus on calling or faxing the Conference Committee
heads:
1. Senator Susan Collins (R-ME): Tel (202) 224-2523;
(202) 224-2693
2. Senator Joe Lieberman (D-CT), ranking Democrat: (202)
224-4041; Fax (202) 224-9750
3. Rep. Peter Hoekstra (R-MI): Tel (202) 225-4401; Fax
(202) 226-0779
4. Rep. Jane Harman (D-CA): Tel (202) 225-8220; Fax
(202) 226-7290
Ask to speak with their Legislative Assistant on the
9/11 Commission Bill (or you can fax them the letter
below):
CONTACT ALL MEMBERS OF THE CONFERENCE
COMMITTEE:
* Senate Members of the Conference Committee:
Frank Lautenberg, (D) New Jersey, 202-224-3224; Fax
(202) 228-4054
Norm Coleman, (R) Minnesota, 202-224-5641; Fax (202)
224-1152
John Sununu, (R) NH, 202-224-2841; Fax (202) 228-4131
Pat Roberts, (R) Kansas, 202-224-4774; Fax (202) 224-3514
Trent Lott, (R) Mississippi, 202-224-6253; Fax (202)
224-2262
Carl Levin, Michigan, (D) 202-224-6221; Fax (202) 224-1388
Richard Durbin,(D) Illinois, 202-224-2152; Fax (202)
228-0400
John Rockefeller, (D) West Virginia, 202-224-6472; [no
fax listed]
* House Members of the Conference Committee:
Peter Hoekstra, R-Mich., 2nd, 202-225-4401; Fax (202)
226-0779
Henry Hyde, R-Ill., 6th, 2020225-4561; Fax (202) 225-1166
David Dreier, R-Calif., 26th, 202-225-2305 [no fax listed]
Duncan Hunter, R-Calif., 52nd, 202-225-5672; Fax (202)
225-0235
Jane Harman, D-Calif., 36th, 202-225-8220; Fax (202)
226-7290
Ike Skelton, D-MO, 4th, 202-225-2876; [no fax listed]
Robert Menéndez, D-N.J., 13th, 202-225-7919;
Fax (202) 226-0792
CONTACT YOUR LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE
AND SENATORS
To contact your Congressperson and Senators, call the
Capitol Switchboard at 202-224-3121 and ask to be connected.
Or look them up at http://www.house.gov/writerep/ and
www.senate.gov/general/contact_information/senators_cfm.cfm
CONTACT THE WHITE HOUSE COMMENT LINE
Call (202) 456-1111; Fax (202) 456-2461.
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