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Amanda M. Aguirre COO & Executive Vice President My Pronouns: She/Her/Ella |
JOINT STATEMENT OPPOSING RYAN’S BILL
Invitation to sign-on to joint statement opposing Ryan’s bill.
Please consider signing your organization onto this joint statement opposing Speaker Ryan's bill. The deadline to sign on is tomorrow, Tuesday, June 19th at NOON ET.
Link to Statement | Link to Sign On
TARGETS (Tell them to vote NO on immigration bills expected on the House floor this week):
RESOURCES:
Resources for the legislative fight ahead (prepared by the Immigration Hub):
- Updated fact sheet on how the Ryan 'compromise' bill does NOT end family separation
- New talking points on family separation in the Ryan bill
- Updated summary of the Ryan bill
Guidance on family separation more broadly:
- Stories of family separation compiled by the Immigration Hub
- “Dos and don’ts” on messaging prepared by Berlin Rosen
- Toplines prepared by the Hub, America’s Voice, and others
- Myths v. facts about the Flores settlement prepared by KIND, and a related backgrounder on the Flores settlement prepared by the Women’s Refugee Commission that clarifies how the Flores Settlement agreement (one of the court decisions the administration likes to portray as a 'loophole') was intended to protect children, is not a loophole, and has nothing to do with the administration's family separation policies.
More Resources:
· Communications/
o UWD Press Release: Republican Framework Leaked
o Suggested Political Talking Points (for today and for rapid response next week)
· Policy/Analysis:
o Rep. Goodlatte's Anti-Immigrant Bill: Shared Google Drive Folder (includes Top Ten Worst Provisions, CAP, AILA, NIF, AAJC resources and more!)
o WH Framework from Senate Floor Debate: Shared Google Drive Folder
Friends- As Brad mentioned on today's CDP call, please see information on today's immigration call below. We hope you will join.June 18th at 12 p.m. ET (9 a.m. PT) for updates about actions you can take to oppose the Trump administration's policy of forcibly separating families.
DIAL IN NUMBER: (515) 604-9733
Access Code: 754005
Best,Amanda
Amanda M. Aguirre
COO & Executive Vice President
My Pronouns: She/Her/Ella
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From: Monica Barrera <monica@dcimmigrationhub.com>
Date: Sat, Jun 16, 2018 at 4:02 PM
Subject: Partners Call on Family Separation on Monday at 12 p.m. ET + Resources
*Apologies for cross posting. Please circulate widely.*All:
Please join an important call on Monday, June 18th at 12 p.m. ET (9 a.m. PT) for updates about actions you can take to oppose the Trump administration's policy of forcibly separating families.
DIAL IN NUMBER: (515) 604-9733
Access Code: 754005
On the call, leadership from the National Domestic Workers Alliance/We Belong Together, the ACLU, America's Voice, the Immigration Hub, MoveOn, and United We Dream will cover:
Building upon the momentum from the latest mobilization efforts on June 14th and Father’s Day
Actions happening at the border this month
Ways you can help across the country
Legislative updates related to the week ahead in Congress, including the House immigration votes and Senate DHS markup
Message guidance
Resources in the interim for the legislative fight ahead (prepared by the Immigration Hub):
- Updated fact sheet on how the Ryan 'compromise' bill does NOT end family separation
- New talking points on family separation in the Ryan bill
- Updated summary of the Ryan bill
Guidance on family separation more broadly:
- Stories of family separation compiled by the Immigration Hub
- “Dos and don’ts” on messaging prepared by Berlin Rosen
- Toplines prepared by the Hub, America’s Voice, and others
- Myths v. facts about the Flores settlement prepared by KIND, and a related backgrounder on the Flores settlement prepared by the Women’s Refugee Commission that clarifies how the Flores Settlement agreement (one of the court decisions the administration likes to portray as a 'loophole') was intended to protect children, is not a loophole, and has nothing to do with the administration's family separation policies.
We hope you find these resources helpful and that you will join us on Monday at 12 p.m. ET/9 a.m. PT to learn more about how to support this collective effort to demand an end to the administration's practice of systematically tearing families apart.
In solidarity,
The National Domestic Workers Alliance, We Belong Together, the ACLU, America's Voice, the Immigration Hub, MomsRising, MoveOn, and United We Dream
Amanda M. Aguirre COO & Executive Vice President My Pronouns: She/Her/Ella |