ALERT! SPP Transportation/Housing Spending Bill Completed with Immigration - Related Amend.

(July 25) The House of Representatives is continuing debate on spending measures for fiscal year 2008 this week. Last night, Members passed the transportation, housing and urban development appropriations bill (H.R. 3074) and today, they are expected to take up the commerce, justice, and science spending proposal (H.R. 3093). As reported to the House floor, both bills already contain a provision offered by Rep. Jack Kingston (R-Ga.) requiring Federal government contractors to participate in the Basic Pilot program.

Last night, Rep. Duncan Hunter (R-Calif.) offered a successful amendment to the transportation and housing bill (it was adopted by an overwhelming margin [362-3]) that prohibits any funds in the bill from being used to facilitate U.S. participation in the Security and Prosperity Partnership or to create an international highway between Mexico and Canada. The SPP – entered into by the heads of state of the U.S., Canada, and Mexico in 2005 – seeks to "streamline" movement across our borders and, as such, would eliminate the notion of "illegal immigration" and, consequently, would increase the inflow at our borders. Rep. Hunter also is planning to offer this amendment as a revision to the commerce, justice, and science (CJS) appropriations bill.

PLEASE CALL YOUR REPRESENTATIVES!

Vote YES on the Hunter and Tancredo amendments on the SPP
Capitol Switchboard: 202-224-3121

If these groups are 'allowed' to move forward all our PRO-LIFE efforts in the U.S.-prayer and action will have been for naught.

(Remember - Pro-life activist says Mexico may become 'abortion capital of western hemisphere')

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