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Policy change, NOT punishment—positive immigration laws now!
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Dear [Your Elected Official],
Sincerely,
[Your Name]
[Your City & State]
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My name is [YOUR NAME]. I live in [TOWN]. I’m calling to urge my member of Congress to support positive and updated immigration laws that:

[Choose 1-2]

  • Create stability for Nebraska communities.

  • Keep families together.

  • Support full inclusion of family members and neighbors who have been an important part of Nebraska communities for decades.

  • Create workable ways for longtime Nebraska community members to apply for residency and citizenship. Simple first steps would be passing the Dream & Promise Act and the Renewing Immigration Provisions of the Immigration Act of 1929. (The Renewing Registry bill would update the immigration Registry, an already-existing provision of the law with a long bipartisan history, designed to provide a way for long-term community members to apply for residency. Congress traditionally periodically updated the Registry date with bipartisan support but not in the last 40 years.)

  • Create stability for neighbors stuck in limbo who contribute important talents in health care, aging care, agriculture, education, child care, construction, hospitality, and more.

  • Bring our harmfully outdated immigration laws up to the era of cell phones, for the benefit of whole communities. Our immigration laws are like roads with giant potholes and land line phones that haven’t been updated in decades.

  • End harmful and unnecessary detentions and deportation that are damaging local communities.

  • Stop funding harmful ICE actions. I urge you to work on a meaningful immigration policy that creates stability for Nebraska families, strengthens our workforce, and supports our communities.

I support positive and updated immigration laws because...

[share a sentence about your personal reason for supporting…] For example: “I am [a parent, teacher, business owner] and I care because…” OR “I want to know there will be milk and meat in the case at the grocery store; I want to know there will be health professionals and working facilities if a family member needs to go to the hospital, etc., and I care about the Nebraskans contributing to these community systems and services….”