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| Pacquiao -- Yesterday was a proud day for me. President Obama laid out steps to fix our badly broken immigration system. He addressed all facets of immigration reform: strengthening border security; a path to earned citizenship for the 11 million undocumented immigrants who are already in the United States, including children who were brought here through no fault of their own; cracking down on companies hiring undocumented workers; and streamlining legal immigration. Reform is within our grasp. It'll grow our economy, and it'll make our nation stronger. But it won't be easy. Add your voice at this critical moment. Tell Congress to pass comprehensive immigration reform. Yesterday the President said something that is important to keep in mind as you talk to friends and family about this: "Remember that this is not just a debate about policy. It's about people. It's about men and women and young people who want nothing more than the chance to earn their way into the American story." This week, a bipartisan group of senators offered their own plan that's consistent with the President's ideas. We are as close as we've ever been to passing comprehensive immigration reform, but close isn't going to fix what's broken. The lives and futures of millions of hardworking people are at stake. This is our opportunity to do the right thing not only for them but also for our country. Let the leaders in the House and Senate know that the American people are ready for comprehensive immigration reform: http://my.democrats.org/Immigration-Reform Thank you for making your voice heard, Juan Juan Sepulveda Senior Advisor for Hispanic Affairs Democratic National Committee |
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