Tell Arizona Sens. John McCain and Jon Kyl:

Slow Down Massive Immigration to Save Jobs for Unemployed Arizona Residents

Even as tens of thousands of Arizona workers are struggling to find a job, Congress has continued to issue 125,000 new work visas a month to immigrants and other foreign workers. This equals 1.5 million new foreign workers each year, who compete directly with Arizona residents for a very limited number of Arizona's jobs.

Who benefits from allowing 1.5 million new foreign workers into the U.S. each year? Certainly not the 262,000 residents of Arizona who are currently unemployed. Unfortunately, Sens. McCain and Kyl have done nothing to reduce the number of foreign workers to the U.S. And as a result, unemployed Arizona workers continue to suffer.

This continued failure to stand up for jobless Arizona residents by Sens. McCain and Kyl is inexcusable. Your fellow unemployed Arizona workers need more opportunities. Please don't delay. Send the critical message below to Arizona Sens. McCain and Kyl today, urging them to reduce immigration to a more sensible level. This is a completely free service. There is no cost to you.

PRESS TO SEND THIS NO-COST FAX
Dear Senators McCain and Kyl,

Our nation has a proud and rich immigration tradition. However, we need to move our immigration policies into the 21st century.

With unemployment numbers still high and our nation struggling to control its national debt, it is time for Congress to consider reducing overall immigration numbers.

The United States gives new work permits to 1.5 million immigrants and other foreign workers each year--not including the illegal aliens who arrive. When our nation is trillions in debt and has a shortage of millions of jobs, there is simply no way to justify these numbers. Taxpayers end up subsidizing the Americans who lose their jobs because of immigration.

Please support measures that would end illegal immigration and reduce legal immigration to sensible numbers. The American people are counting on you to do the right thing. Please don't let us down.

Sincerely,
(Your Name Will Appear Here)