URGENT! Raise YOUR voice against the RAISE Act!

Day of Action: Raise Your Voice Against the RAISE Act

This week, CRSA members met with the staff of Senator Tom Cotton to discuss his co-sponsorship of S. 354, the RAISE ActThis bill aims to cut legal forms of immigration in half over the next ten years. It will do this in multiple ways:

  • Limits refugee arrivals to 50,000 per year.
  • Reduces the number of family-sponsored immigrants allowed, cutting the list of family ties to only include spouses and unmarried children.
  • Ends the diversity visa program, which welcomes 50,000 new Americans annually.

We need you to help convince Senator Cotton to remove his name from co-sponsorship of this anti-welcoming bill! 

Call Today: (202) 224-2353

Please take a moment today to call Senator Cotton’s office to ask him to remove his name from this bill. Remind him that you want to keep Arkansas, and the United States, as a welcoming place for all refugees and immigrants.  See below for more info.

Sample Call:

Not sure what to say? Here is one example to work with. As always, we suggest you use this as an example to build your own call.

“My name is ________, and I am a constituent from _________. I am calling to request Senator Cotton to remove his support from S. 354, the RAISE Act. I believe that immigrants and refugees make Arkansas, and our nation, stronger. Thank you!”

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