DREAM Vote TOMORROW in Both House and Senate—Videos, Calls,

ANOTHER BLOG BUT WORTH POSTING, LET'S KEEP CALLING VERY CRITICAL ALL DO YOUR PART,

BREAKING NEWS: Senator Reid has filed cloture on the DREAM Act, making potential vote as early as Wednesday. Let's keep making those calls!!! 1866-587-3023, the DREAM Act won't pass on its own, we need to call!



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DREAM Vote TOMORROW in Both House and Senate—Videos, Calls, and Vigils

DREAM Vote TOMORROW in Both House and Senate—Videos, Calls, and Vigils
It's official. Reid filed cloture on the DREAM Act yesterday, and the Senate is scheduled to vote tomorrow. The House is also likely to vote tomorrow on DREAM, so supporters should make calls to both the House and Senate all day today and early tomorrow -- every call counts:

House:

866-967-6018 (English)

866-794-6052 (Spanish)

Senate:

866-996-5161 (English)

866-961-4293 (Spanish)

While you're on hold, check out this new video on the DREAM Act, from BarackObama.com:


Via Pam’s House Blend, vigils for the DREAM Act are taking place across the country today:

Vigils will be held in support of the bill all around the country Tuesday or Wednesday at the locations listed below. Check out Reform Immigration for America's Facebook page for the most up-to-date list of times, dates, locations and other details.

Arizona: Phoenix, Phoenix
California: Los Angeles, San Diego, San Francisco
District of Columbia: D.C. (*note* this is a 12/8 event)
Florida: Bradenton
Illinois: Chicago
Iowa: Marshalltown
Kansas: Wichita
Michigan: Detroit
New York: New York City, Queens
North Carolina: Charlotte, Greensboro
Oregon: Portland (*note* this is a 12/8 event)
Washington: Kennewick, Mount Vernon, Seattle, Vancouver, Walla Walla, Yakima (further WA details

This is it guys, we cant do it alone we need each other

Call to bring back the Retro and/or age cap to 35 please.

Dear DA, understand per legislative process the final bill may have different wording, but we need to stay on course with what is being introduced, uniformaty is needed , all we can do is call, fax, e-mail, and then again.

I have heard that due to lack of time, House will take up the Senate version and pass it? So what are the chances both House and Senate will come to a compromise?

We can debate civics at another time, let's continue to call bro, we can sit here and exchange on propabilities and based on this, and that, but it all theory, lets concentrate on calling for now.

Do you want to start a topic on ages 30-34 and those who have 2 years of college? Do you want to ask them how they feel about the S3992?