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A message from League of United Latin American Citizens



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Dear John,

A possible government shutdown is coming down to one clear choice: whether
Congress will keep writing blank checks for unchecked immigration enforcement.

We are saying this plainly and directly: Not another penny, not another dime for
DHS unless there are firm limits, real oversight, and real accountability.
Congress must protect our communities—not fund harm.

This is the moment when constituent pressure matters most. Senators count calls.
Staff log every message. When the phones light up, lawmakers move.

Call the U.S. Senate Switchboard and Demand Accountability

☎️ 202-224-3121

Ask to be connected to your U.S. Senators. Call both senators.

(If you reach voicemail, leave a message—those are counted and recorded.)

How to make your call in 60 seconds

Dial ☎️: 202-224-3121

1. Say: “Please connect me to Senator [Last Name].”

2. When connected: give your name + city (and ZIP if asked).

3. Deliver the message below. Keep it clear and firm.

4. Hang up and call your other Senator right away.

What to say (voicemail or staff)

My name is ___, I’m a constituent from ___, and I urge you to oppose any ICE or
DHS funding that lacks real oversight and protections. Congress must protect our
communities, not fund harm. Thank you.

Optional add-on (if you have another 10 seconds)

* “Will the Senator commit to voting NO on any DHS/ICE funding package without
enforceable oversight and accountability?”

* “Please record my position and let me know the Senator’s stance.”

After you call

* Forward this email to five friends or family members and ask them to call
too.

* Post the number ☎️ (202-224-3121) in a group chat.

* Encourage others to identify themselves as constituents and call both
Senators.

Every call is logged. Volume matters. Pressure works.

In Solidarity,

Juan Proaño
CEO

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About LULAC
The League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC) is the nation's oldest and
largest Latino civil rights organization. Founded in 1929, LULAC is committed to
advancing the rights and opportunities of Latino Americans through advocacy,
community building, and education. With a growing network of councils nationwide,
LULAC remains steadfast in its mission to protect and empower millions of
Latinos, contributing daily to America's prosperity. For more information about
LULAC and its initiatives, please visit www.LULAC.org [ [link removed] ] .















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