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- iHaveNet.com: Politics
by Paul Bedard
Former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush and two of his brother's former administration aides are taking the lead to push Washington to consider a new comprehensive and compassionate immigration reform, the kind former President Bush failed to deliver on.
According to a release just sent to Whispers, Jeb Bush will join former Commerce Secretary Carlos Gutierrez and Alfonso Aguilar, former chief of the
What's to be considered is still an open question, but Jeb Bush and his gang are clearly interested in the type of reform his brother pushed that includes tighter borders and a path to citizenship for the estimated 11 million illegal immigrants already in the nation. Here's what we received:
Jeb Bush, Conservative Leaders Call on
Evangelical, Business and Political Leaders Discuss Strategies to Build Conservative Support
On Thursday, April 29th at 2:00 PM EDT, hundreds of conservative grassroots advocates will join a nationwide strategy call with key business and Evangelical leaders to share convictions around the need for immigration reform this year and discuss plans for moving the issue forward. As tens of thousands of activists plan to march for immigration reform on May 1st, conservative leaders will discuss work that conservatives can engage in to increase pressure on the President and key Republicans in the
From various major cities, including Los Angeles, Houston, Chicago, Phoenix, Miami, New York and Washington, DC, conservative leaders will provide an update on the fallout from last week's passage of Arizona's divisive immigration law and pray for a solution to the moral, economic and political crisis caused by our broken immigration system. Speakers will also share strategies for breaking the stalemate in
WHO: Jeb Bush, Former Governor of Florida
Jeff Moseley, President,
Carlos Gutierrez, Former Secretary of Commerce Under President George W. Bush, Washington, D.C.
Alfonso Aguilar, Former Chief of
Rev. Eve Nuñez, Founder and President, Arizona Latino Commission Vice President and National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference, Phoenix, AZ
Samuel Rodriguez, President,
Noel Castellanos, CEO,
Jim Tolle, Senior Pastor, The Church on the Way, Los Angeles, CA
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