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It's time to get active!

Posted by Cynthia Kendoll on Mon, 01/09/2012

If you have not yet attended a Townhall meeting held by one of your elected officials, it's time to get involved! Invite a friend and go to a Townhall meeting. Ask your lawmakers what they are doing to protect American citizens from the devastating impact of illegal immigration.  There are over 200,000 Oregonians out of work and yet an estimated 120,000 illegal aliens working in our state today.  If that is ok with you, then stay home.  If not, speak out and let them know it's wrong that Oregonians must compete with illegal aliens for jobs.  Ask them to support a mandatory E-Verify for all employers.  Ask them to put Oregonians and legal workers first!  They need to hear from YOU, the voter!

For dates, times, locations and more question ideas, visit our Oregon link at  http://www.oregonir.org/issues/oregons-us-senators-are-move

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