ALIPAC Calls for State and Local Police to Begin Enforcing Immigration Laws
ALIPAC's report "State and Local Police CAN Enforce Immigration Law and Do in Some States!" informs the public and media about the government's role in immigration matters.
Raleigh, NC (PRWEB via PR Web
Direct) August 17, 2005 -- Responding to public statements by law
enforcement and district attorneys, ALIPAC has launched a campaign to accurately
inform the public, lawmakers, law enforcement agencies, and the media regarding
the role of local law enforcement in immigration matters by calling for local
and state police in NC and the entire nation to take action immediately.
Hundreds of citizen activists are forwarding ALIPAC's report "State and
Local Police CAN Enforce Immigration Law and Do in Some States!" to local police
departments, reporters, county sheriffs, district attorneys, judges, and local
and state elected officials. The report is being distributed nationally with
special emphasis on North Carolina where much of the public is just learning of
the federal government's failure to enforce our existing immigration laws.
Key components of the report include the facts that local and state
police can and should enforce immigration laws, Alabama and Florida are already
doing so, other states plan to do so, a 1996 federal law allows local
enforcement, the Bush administration has ordered federal resources to reduce
their immigration enforcement actions, felons are being released from prison
without deportation, and over 80% of the public supports local enforcement.
Members of the press are encouraged to read the full report at the link
below, explore the background information, and alert the public immediately. The
public deserves to be fully and accurately informed of this information so the
best policy decisions can be made to address our illegal immigration crisis
which is reaching emergency status.
To Read the entire Report please
visit www.alipac.us or go
directly to http://www.alipac.us/article-623-thread-1-0.html
We
have just received breaking news that has been added to the report. The state of
North Carolina is still trying to understand why Scott Gardner was allegedly
killed by a drunk-driving illegal alien that had been convicted of DUI 5 times
without deportation. We have just been alerted that a 15 year old girl from
Richmond Co. may have become the latest casualty of another alleged DUI illegal
alien. (See full report for details)
Contact:
William Gheen
President, Americans for Legal Immigration PAC
ALIPAC
Tel: (919)
787-6009
Toll Free: (866) 329-3999
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Source : http://www.prweb.com/releases/2005/8/prweb274179.htm