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The Senate Amnesty Bill: Weak on Border Security The Senate Judiciary Committee on May 21st voted in favor of Senator Schumer’s amnesty bill, S. 744. The bill grants immediate amnesty to illegal immigrants, including those who have committed serious crimes, and does nothing to secure our borders. During the discussions about S. 744, Senators on…
Read MoreReal Immigration Reform
An assessment of what a true immigration reform package would include 1. Real reform would prioritize securing the border. More than 70% of Americans want to see border security before anything else happens. As of right now, the amnesty bill does not require any real border security measures. The bill only requires a plan to…
Read MoreAmnesty talking points (extended version)
I. THE PROCESS IS BROKEN (GENERAL WEEKLY TALKING POINTS) Security First: The first step for any immigration legislation under consideration MUSTbe national security. We have heard over and over that Congress is going to get serious about securing the border and that must be a top priority for any immigration legislation. We cannot afford another…
Read MoreIRS Intimidation- Are You Next? National Town Hall
The SouthWest Cincinnati Tea Party will be hosting a national “Town Hall” on the IRS scandal tonight at 7 PM EST.. The IRS attack on conservative groups and individuals has an impact on all Americans not just those currently targeted. The government should never have the power to single out individuals for “special” treatment based…
Read MoreStop IRS Targeting Bumper Sticker
The IRS has declared full war on anyone who dares to challenge the government or the current administration. This is an outrage as it is our duty as the people of the United States of America to keep a watchful eye on government. To ensure that the elected officials and bureaucrats that are given power…
Read MoreAmnesty Bill’s Lack of Accountability Talking Points
I. THE PROCESS IS BROKEN (GENERAL WEEKLY TALKING POINTS) Too Rushed: Congress needs more time to read and review the bill. We also need more hearings and opportunities for feedback to improve the current legislation. We need more than empty promises and superficial explanation from the Senate sponsors. The Senate Judiciary Committee has already passed this…
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