Strategy Call with Rep. Nadler
from Rachel B. Tiven Executive Director
3/23/2010
Yesterday, more than 250,000 people gathered on the National Mall in Washington to call for fair, comprehensive immigration reform. We were there, rainbow flags flying, in a beautiful LGBT contingent that came from as far away as Chicago to demand comprehensive immigration reform that includes and protects LGBT immigrants and families.
Now, as Congress and the White House turn their attention to fixing our broken immigration system, our efforts to pass an inclusive bill are more important than ever. Senator Schumer said, just last week, that he is committed to a bill that includes the Uniting American Families Act. Now, it’s up to us to help our champions win this fight.
I hope you will join us tomorrow evening – Tuesday, March 23rd, at 6 PM EST – for a special Immigration Equality strategy call with Congressman Jerrold Nadler.
As you know, Congressman Nadler has led the fight for UAFA since day one. Indeed, Rep. Nadler has been one of the most steadfast and vocal champions for the LGBT community. As we move forward, Congerssman Nadler’s leadership and insights will help guide us across the finish line.
Yesterday, we started marching. Now, it is essential that we continue marching forward. We need you to march with us, too.
To join Tuesday’s call with Congressman Nadler and Immigration Equality’s Policy Director, Julie Kruse, just dial (712) 432-0075 and use access code 754532.
You’ll have an opportunity to hear from our Congressional champion, first-hand, about the current political environment in Congress . . . the coming debate on comprehensive immigration reform . . . and what each of us can do to end discrimination against LGBT immigrants and families.
This is an extraordinary moment – and an extraordinary opportunity – not to be missed.
I hope you will join us, and Congressman Nadler, on Tuesday evening at 6 PM EST. The coming weeks and months will be critical, and tomorrow’s call will help point the way forward to victory.
Thank you,
Rachel B. Tiven
Executive Director