Dear John,
Gamaliel’s Civil Rights of Immigrants Campaign (CRI) has pushed for Complete Inclusive Immigration Reform all year. Now, as the current legislative session winds down, we are pushing for immigration reform to be brought before the House of Representatives and Senate for a vote!
We’re asking all supporters of Complete Inclusive Immigration Reform to join CRI for its next meeting on Thursday, August 5 at 7 p.m. CT (8 p.m. ET/5 p.m. PT). During the meeting, we’ll make calls to members of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus, Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, and Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer to request that they prioritize immigration bills for votes in the House and Senate. You must register in advance for the meeting here. [[link removed]]
We also ask that anyone who cannot attend the meeting make calls on Thursday. Call the Capitol Hill Switchboard at (202) 224-3121 and use the scripts below to make your calls. We ask that you prioritize calls to Rep. Pelosi and Senator Schumer, but if you have more time, please call members of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus. A spreadsheet of names and contact information can be found here. [[link removed]]
Complete Inclusive Immigration Reform is CRI’s list of demands for the Biden Administration, including a moratorium on all deportations and the expansion of COVID-19 relief benefits to undocumented immigrants. Read more here [[link removed]] .
We hope to see you Thursday!
Buenos días/ Buenas tardes, mi nombre es _________________. Estoy llamando al Representante ____________ para que apoye la inclusión de trabajadores esenciales dentro del presupuesto de reconciliación.
Good morning / Good afternoon, my name is _________________. I am calling on Representative____________ to support the inclusion of essential workers in the budget reconciliation process.
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