ALIPAC's
spokesman William Gheen is announcing new tools to aid American
citizens in their fight against illegal immigration and against
Amnesty for illegals including a tracking list for federal lawmakers.
Raleigh,
NC, USA (May 1, 2013) -- Contact: ALIPAC (866) 703-0864
Press@alipac.us
Americans
for Legal Immigration PAC's (ALIPAC) spokesman William Gheen is
announcing new tools to aid American citizens in their fight against
illegal immigration and against Amnesty for illegals including a
tracking
list for federal lawmakers.
ALIPAC
is now tracking
which members of the US Senate and US House of
Representatives are for or against the immigration reform Amnesty
legislation in the hopes of informing voters in 2014 which candidates
stood with the American majority vs. which candidates stood for
Amnesty for illegal aliens.
"We
are tracking which federal lawmakers support Amnesty for illegal
aliens in legislation like the 'Gang of 8's S 744 which most American
voters reject," said William
Gheen of ALIPAC. "We are releasing this list
online and will work to remind voters before they cast ballots in
2014. We believe American voters will reject the lawmakers supporting
Amnesty for illegal immigrants."
By
launching ALIPAC's 2014 campaign endorsements early this year and
establishing vote tracking lists, the group hopes to dissuade
lawmakers from supporting amnesty for illegal immigrants including
the amnesty provisions found in the 'Gang of 8' bill S. 744.
ALIPAC
is also releasing 7 new high visibility pages added to the group's
main website at http://www.ALIPAC.us.
These
new pages of content will provide the public with more information
about illegal immigration, illegal immigrants, Barack Obama and
illegal immigration, problems caused by illegal immigration, illegal
immigration facts, the history of illegal immigration in America, and
information about how to report illegals!
"Our
goal is to compile more information from ALIPAC's vast archives about
illegal immigration into online content that is easier for the public
to access, understand, and utilize," said William Gheen.
To
review ALIPAC's new content pages and lawmaker tracking lists, or to
schedule interviews, please visit http://www.ALIPAC.us.
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