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March, 2006

Step-By-Step Instructions for Participating in FAIR's "Living Room Lobby" Program
March 20-25, 2006
The House and Senate are in recess for Saint Patrick's Day the entire week of March 20-25. That's why FAIR has selected this week as Save the American Worker Week. The full Senate is scheduled to debate immigration legislation beginning on March 27. At this point, most Senators favor an unlimited guest worker amnesty program. This week is your opportunity as constituents and voters to change their minds.
If approved, this program will result in displaced American workers as the wages paid for jobs in virtually every sector of the economy will decline as employers of cheap foreign labor scramble to cash in on the opportunity to cut labor costs at the expense of the American middle class.
If you will spend just a few minutes each day of the week of March 20, your can help win the day and save the American worker.
Monday March 20
Today please send three emails and make two phone calls.
- Send a ready-made email message to both of your Senators.
- You canidentify your Senators at this link. From the same link you can select any one of several prepared email messages and send an email to each of your Senators. Send a different message to both your Senators each day of the week.
- By all means feel free to use your own words or come up with your own message to send to your Senators.
- Review talking points on guest worker amnesty (PDF document).
- Once you have sent today's email message to each of your Senators, go to this link to review tips on contacting your Senator's office as well as the talking points (PDF) for when you call the state offices of each of your Senators.
- Call the state office(s) of each Senator
- Go to this link to find the telephone numbers for the state offices of both of your Senators.
- Many Senators have more than one state office, but don't be confused. Call just one of the state offices of each of your Senators today.
- When calling, be sure to tell them you are a constituent and ask to speak to the Senator, state director or assistant state director.
- Using the talking points, tell them why you think the Senator should oppose guest worker amnesty.
- Make an appointment with your Senators or their senior staff while they are home for the recess.
- If you can't get an appointment, try to get a commitment on how the Senator will vote.
(use the talking points above)
- Make an appointment with your Senators or their senior state employees.
- Try to make an appointment to speak with each of your Senators or their senior staff during the Saint Patrick's Day recess.
- If you get an appointment, try to put together a group of between 3-5 people to join you at the appointment.
- Be sure all who attend the appointment are prepared with what they will say in opposition to a Senate guest worker amnesty program (use the talking points above).
- After your appointment call or email us to report what you found out and how they plan to vote.
- Call participating talk radio programs and tell them what you learned
- Go to this link to see if there are any radio hosts in your area who are participating in this campaign.
- If so, call them and let them know what the Senator or his/her staff told you about how they plan to vote on guest worker amnesty.
- If the Senator or his/her staff were disrespectful or abusive in any way, report that to participating radio talk show hosts as well.
- Send a ready-made email to spread the word about this campaign
- Go to this link to view an email you can use to spread the word about this campaign to your friends and like-minded colleagues.
Tuesday March 21
Today please send three emails and make two phone calls.
- Send a ready-made email message to both of your Senators.
- Please choose a different message than the one you sent on Monday.
- By all means feel free to use your own words or come up with your own message to send to your Senators.
- Review talking points on guest worker amnesty
- Once you have sent today's email message to each of your Senators, go to this link to review tips on contacting your Senator's office as well as the talking points (PDF) for when you call the state offices of each of your Senators.
- Call the state office(s) of any Senators you couldn't reach on Monday
- Go to this link to find the telephone numbers for the state offices of both of your Senators.
- Today, call a different state office of each of your Senators from the ones you called on Monday.
- When calling, be sure to tell them you are a constituent and ask to speak to the Senator, state director or assistant state director.
- Using the talking points, tell them why you think the Senator should oppose guest worker amnesty.
- Make an appointment with your Senators or their senior staff while they are home for the recess.
- If you can't get an appointment, try to get a commitment on how the Senator will vote.
- If you were unable to make appointments with your Senators or senior staff on Monday, try to make appointments today
- Try to make an appointment to speak with each of your Senators or their senior staff during the Saint Patrick's Day recess.
- If you get an appointment, try to put together a group of between 3-5 people to join you at the appointment.
- Be sure all who attend the appointment are prepared with what they will say in opposition to a Senate guest worker amnesty program (use the talking points above).
- After your appointment call or email us at (comments@nomoreamnesty.com) to report what you found out and how they plan to vote.
- Call participating talk radio programs and tell them what you learned
- Go to this link to see if there are any radio hosts in your area who are participating in this campaign.
- If so, call them and let them know what the Senator or his/her staff told you about how they plan to vote on guest worker amnesty.
- If the Senator or his/her staff were disrespectful or abusive in any way, report that to participating radio talk show hosts as well.
- Send a ready-made email to spread the word about this campaign
- Go to this link to view an email you can use to spread the word about this campaign to your friends and like-minded colleagues.
Wednesday March 22
Today please send three emails and make two phone calls.
- Send a ready-made email message to both of your Senators.
- Please choose a different message than the one you sent on Tuesday.
- By all means feel free to use your own words or come up with your own message to send to your Senators.
- Review talking points on guest worker amnesty (PDF document).
- Once you have sent today's email message to each of your Senators, go to this link to review tips on contacting your Senator's office as well as the talking points (PDF) for when you call the state offices of each of your Senators.
- Call the state office(s) of any Senators you couldn't reach on Tuesday
- Go to this link to find the telephone numbers for the state offices of both of your Senators.
- If your Senators have more than two state offices, call the ones you didn't call on Monday and Tuesday.
- When calling, be sure to tell them you are a constituent and ask to speak to the Senator, state director or assistant state director.
- Using the talking points, tell them why you think the Senator should oppose guest worker amnesty.
- Make an appointment with your Senators or their senior staff while they are home for the recess.
- If you can't get an appointment, try to get a commitment on how the Senator will vote.
- If you were unable to make appointments with your Senators or senior staff on Tuesday, try to make appointments today
- Try to make an appointment to speak with each of your Senators or their senior staff during the Saint Patrick's Day recess.
- If you get an appointment, try to put together a group of between 3-5 people to join you at the appointment.
- Be sure all who attend the appointment are prepared with what they will say in opposition to a Senate guest worker amnesty program (use the talking points above).
- After your appointment call or email us at (comments@nomoreamnesty.com) to report what you found out and how they plan to vote.
- Call participating talk radio programs and tell them what you learned
- Go to this link to see if there are any radio hosts in your area who are participating in this campaign.
- If so, call them and let them know what the Senator or his/her staff told you about how they plan to vote on guest worker amnesty.
- If the Senator or his/her staff were disrespectful or abusive in any way, report that to participating radio talk show hosts as well.
- Send a ready-made email to spread the word about this campaign
- Go to this link to view an email you can use to spread the word about this campaign to your friends and like-minded colleagues.
Thursday March 23
Today please send three emails and make two phone calls.
- Send a ready made email message to both of your Senators.
- Please choose a different message than the one you sent on Wednesday.
- By all means feel free to use your own words or come up with your own message to send to your Senators.
- Review talking points on guest worker amnesty (PDF document).
- Once you have sent today's email message to each of your Senators, go to this link to review tips on contacting your Senator's office as well as the talking points (PDF) for when you call the state offices of each of your Senators.
- Call the state office(s) of any Senators you couldn't reach on Wednesday
- Go to this link to find the telephone numbers for the state offices of both of your Senators.
- If you have called all of the state offices of both of your Senators, make calls today to those offices where you couldn't get through or were forced to leave a voice message.
- When calling, be sure to tell them you are a constituent and ask to speak to the Senator, state director or assistant state director.
- Using the talking points, tell them why you think the Senator should oppose guest worker amnesty.
- Make an appointment with your Senators or their senior staff while they are home for the recess.
- If you can't get an appointment, try to get a commitment on how the Senator will vote.
- If you were unable to make appointments with your Senators or senior staff on Wednesday, it's not to late to try to make appointments today
- Try to make an appointment to speak with each of your Senators or their senior staff during the Saint Patrick's Day recess.
- If you get an appointment, try to put together a group of between 3-5 people to join you at the appointment.
- Be sure all who attend the appointment are prepared with what they will say in opposition to a Senate guest worker amnesty program (use the talking points above).
- After your appointment call or email us at (comments@nomoreamnesty.com) to report what you found out and how they plan to vote.
- Call participating talk radio programs and tell them what you learned
- Go to this link to see if there are any radio hosts in your area who are participating in this campaign.
- If so, call them and let them know what the Senator or his/her staff told you about how they plan to vote on guest worker amnesty.
- If the Senator or his/her staff were disrespectful or abusive in any way, report that to participating radio talk show hosts as well.
- Send a ready-made email to spread the word about this campaign
- Go to this link to view an email you can use to spread the word about this campaign to your friends and like-minded colleagues.
Friday March 24
Today please send three emails and make two phone calls.
- Send a ready made email message to both of your Senators.
- Please choose a different message than the one you sent on Thursday.
- By all means feel free to use your own words or come up with your own message to send to your Senators.
- Review talking points on guest worker amnesty (PDF document).
- Once you have sent today's email message to each of your Senators, go to this link to review tips on contacting your Senator's office as well as the talking points (PDF) for when you call the state offices of each of your Senators.
- Call the state office(s) of any Senators you couldn't reach on Thursday
- Go to this link to find the telephone numbers for the state offices of both of your Senators.
- Today call any offices you missed for each of your Senators or any of the offices where has to leave a voice message.
- When calling, be sure to tell them you are a constituent and ask to speak to the Senator, state director or assistant state director.
- Using the talking points, tell them why you think the Senator should oppose guest worker amnesty.
- Make an appointment with your Senators or their senior staff while they are home for the recess.
- If you can't get an appointment, try to get a commitment on how the Senator will vote.
- If you were unable to make appointments with your Senators or senior staff on Thursday, it's not to late to try to make appointments today
- Try to make an appointment to speak with each of your Senators or their senior staff during the Saint Patrick's Day recess.
- If you get an appointment, try to put together a group of between 3-5 people to join you at the appointment.
- Be sure all who attend the appointment are prepared with what they will say in opposition to a Senate guest worker amnesty program (use the talking points above).
- After your appointment call or email us at (comments@nomoreamnesty.com) to report what you found out and how they plan to vote.
- Send a prepared post card to each of your Senators
- Use this link to download a post card that you can send to each of your Senators. (PDF format)
- Call participating talk radio programs and tell them what you learned
- Go to this link to see if there are any radio hosts in your area who are participating in this campaign.
- If so, call them and let them know what the Senator or his/her staff told you about how they plan to vote on guest worker amnesty.
- If the Senator or his/her staff were disrespectful or abusive in any way, report that to participating radio talk show hosts as well.
- Send a ready-made email to spread the word about this campaign
- Go to this link to view an email you can use to spread the word about this campaign to your friends and like-minded colleagues.
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On careful analysis, the claims of an existing or impending labor shortage are misleading and self-serving. Implementation of a new massive, unchecked guest worker amnesty program like the one envisioned by President Bush and some Senate leaders would undermine America’s economy and American workers and exacerbate income inequality. |