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Oregon State Fair Chief Petitioner
Protect Oregon Driver Licenses Chief Petitioner - Rep. Sal Esquivel and OFIR President Cynthia Kendoll volunteer in the PODL booth at the Oregon State Fair.
August 30, 2013
 Rep. Sal Esquivel and OFIR Pres. Cynthia Kendoll volunteer at the PODL booth
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Oregon State Fair - Protect Oregon Driver Licenses booth
Dozens of volunteers from all over the state help out in the PODL booth during the fair. Rep. Sal Esquivel, Chief Petitioner on the SB 833 referendum petition, traveled from Medford to answer questions and collect signatures.
August 30, 2013
 Rep. Esquivel answers questions about the referendum petition
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Protect Oregon Driver Licenses Drive-thru signature gathering event
August, 2013 - PODL offers drive-thru democracy for Oregon voters
August 23, 2013
 Drive-thru democracy
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Hold Their Feet to the Fire Media Event, Washington D.C.
FAIR hosts this media event every year, inviting talk show hosts and volunteer advocates working to stop illegal immigration. Folks travel from around the country to shine a light on the immigration issues facing our country and point out what Congress is, and more importantly, isn't doing about it.
April 21, 2013
 Lars Larson interviews Gabriella Morrongiello in Washington DC during Hold Their Feet to the Fire.
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 From the right: Dan Stein, President of FAIR, Cynthia Kendoll, President of OFIR, Roy Beck, President of NumbersUSA and Gabriella Morrongiello, student at OSU.
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 Congressman Lou Barletta of Pennsylvania, shared his views about illegal immigration with Hold Their Feet to the Fire advocates.
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 Remembering those who have been killed by illegal aliens, Congressman Steve King of Iowa has introduced Legislation for the Remembrance Project.
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 Gang of Eight member Senator Marco Rubio attempts to explain to a skeptical Lars Larson, the newly released, horribly destructive amnesty bill he helped write.
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No, no, no and no...
Oregonians have told the Legislature repeatedly that they do not want instate tuition benefits for illegal alien students, nor, do they want to begin giving them driver licenses. But, the majority of the Oregon Legislature isn't working for us, they are working to advance the agenda of illegal aliens and their advocates.
April 1, 2013
 Just say NO
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Let's be honest...
Services to illegal aliens in Oregon cost taxpayers $1,000,000,000 in 2012. The common argument against the data recently released in a report by FIAR is that illegal aliens pay taxes, too. Yes, they do...but only $77 million in 2012.
April 1, 2013
 The truth will set you free
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49th annual Dorchester Conference - Seaside, OR
Republicans from all corners of Oregon attended the 49th annual Dorchester Conference in Seaside, Oregon. The conference is an opportunity for like minded conservatives to convene and discuss politics and have fun while doing it. The weather was spectacular for the event. OFIR is an Executive Sponsor of the Dorchester Conference.
March 9, 2013
 OFIR's name "in lights" at the Dorchester Conference
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 Photo op for Congressman Greg Walden and OFIR President Cynthia Kendoll
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 Answering questions in the OFIR booth at the Dorchester Conference
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The dollar cost of illegal immigration tops $1,000,000,000
Oregon tax payers spent one billion dollars for services to illegal aliens in just one year.
February 21, 2013
 Citizen households spend $728 annually on services to illegal aliens
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OFIR billboard campaign
OFIR uses many tools to educate the public about the impact of illegal immigration. OFIR's billboard campaign is an example.
February 21, 2013
 Oregon HB 2787 should be defeated
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National Sheriff's border School and Tour, El Paso, Texas
Sheriff's from around the country attended National Sheriff's Border School and Tour in El Paso, Texas.
September 22, 2012
 Five attendees of National Sheriff's Border School - El Paso, Texas. The border is just a few feet away.
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 From the left: Morrow County Sheriff Kenneth Matlack, OFIR President Cynthia Kendoll and Multnomah County Undersheriff Tim Moore. Behind is a 1.5 mile long section of border fence.
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