Tell Congress: NO funding for refugee resettlement in the Omnibus Spending Bill.

Important Legislative Action Alert Tell Congress: NO funding for refugee resettlement in the Omnibus Spending Bill. Dear Concerned, After the jihadist attacks in Paris, the American people, Congress, and many of our governors woke up to the deadly threat we face and how jihadists are infiltrating the hundreds of thousands of recent refugees. These Islamists indeed may be the minority within that group, but as we've seen, it only takes one or two to kill many. Unfortunately, the battle to put a moratorium on refugees coming to the U.S. is far from over. The good news is that our representatives and senators are literally receiving hundreds of thousands of calls and emails to oppose Syrian resettlement. But the refugee resettlement agencies and pro-immigration groups are also mobilizing. Important Action Alert The U.S. Congress must vote on an “Omnibus” funding bill on, or around December 11th. As noted in the article below, right now "there is expected to be full funding of President Obama’s refugee resettlement program, which costs $1.2 billion annually to bring in 85,000 refugees from more than two dozen countries around the world.” It is unacceptable to bring these un-vettable refugees into the U.S. Our lawmakers must put the security of our nation first. It is critically important that you call or email your Senators and Representative immediately to register your strong opposition to ANY refugee resettlement funding in that Omnibus bill! We are in the heat of battle… This issue has the full attention of our legislators. Your voice matters! Please contact your U.S. legislators about this important issue today, and thank you for all that you do. San Bernardino Shooter Passed DHS Counterterrorism Vetting By by Joel Gehrke for National Review Senator Ted Cruz (R., Texas) and Senator Jeff Sessions (R., Ala.) want President Obama to release the immigration records of the San Bernardino shooters, arguing they should play a key role in the coming debate over funding the Syrian refugee resettlement& program. Their request comes as CBS reports that one of the shooting suspects passed the Department of Homeland Security’s “counterterrorism screening as part of her vetting” for a visa. Federal officials maintain that they have a rigorous and effective screening process in place for people from countries such as Syria that have significant jihadist movements, making the immigration records of the San Bernardino shooters a potentially significant piece of the debate over refugee policy. Continue reading ACT for America accepts no funding from any governmental agency, any foreign influence peddlers, or political institutions. Your support of ACT for America is critical in winning a battle we cannot afford to lose. All donations are tax-deductible. Click here to donate. ACT for America education is a 501(c)3 organization. ACT for America 869 Lynnhaven Parkway, Suite 113, #411 Virginia Beach, VA23452