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After Massive Public Outcry, Senate will get a Vote on Sessions' 5-year E-Verify Amendment

Sen. Jeff Sessions

Sen. Jeff Sessions

Sen. Jeff Sessions' amendment to extend E-Verify for another five years has made the cut of amendments that will be voted on before a final vote on the Omnibus Appropriations bill. Yesterday, Sen Harry Reid blocked a vote on Sessions' amendment, but because the Senate was unable to get the 60 votes required to end the debate, he's been forced to open the bill back up.

All NumbersUSA members need to call their two Senators over the weekend and leave a voicemail and/or call on Monday urging your Senators to support Sessions' Amendment 604.

According to a NumbersUSA member who was sitting outside of Sen. Reid's office yesterday afternoon, the phones were ringing constantly, and it sounded like all the calls but one were from you!

In the News

HR Group Hails E-Verify Extension as Steppingstone to Something Better

In the News - Thursday, October 22, 2009

An organization that has criticized a government-run electronic employment verification system hailed Senate approval of a bill that would keep it operating for three more years.

By Mark Schoeff Jr -- Workforce.com

http://www.workforce.com/section/00/article/26/74/70.php