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Sign petition to repeal immigrant driver cards

Letter date: 
Tuesday, August 6, 2013
Letter publisher: 
The Argus Observer
Letter author: 
Richard F. LaMountain
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You can help repeal Senate Bill 833 — the new state law granting driver cards to illegal immigrants.

Since May, a group of Oregonians operating as “Protect Oregon Driver Licenses” — which I serve as a chief sponsor — has been circulating referendum petitions to put Senate Bill 833 to a statewide vote. If we collect the signatures of 58,142 registered voters this summer, a measure to overturn illegal-immigrant driver cards will appear on Oregon's November 2014 ballot.

It's easy to get a petition. Go to www.ProtectOregonDL.org, print a single-signature petition sheet, sign it, and mail it to the listed address.

Your signature can help repeal driver cards for illegal immigrants.

Read the entire letter here.

Richard F. LaMountain

Portland

Richard F. LaMountain is vice president of Oregonians for Immigration Reform.

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