Photo: Oregon Delegation to Reform Immigration FOR America Summit

This week a delegation from Oregon is in Washington D.C. attending the Reform Immigration FOR America Summit.

The delegation, composed of leaders from CAUSA , Pineros y Campesinos Unidos del Noroeste (PCUN), Rural Organizing Project, and Mujeres Luchadores Progresistas will join with immigration reform advocates from all around the nation in calling for Congress to pass just and humane Immigration Reform this year.

Oregon Delegation at the Reform Immigration FOR America Summit in Washington D.C.

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Oregon Leaders Mark Beginning of Campaign to Reform Immigration FOR America

For Immediate Release
June 1, 2009

Contact:
Francisco Lopez, Executive Director: (503) 269-5694
Erik Sorensen, Communications Director: (503) 488-0263

Oregon Leaders Mark Beginning of Campaign to Reform Immigration FOR America
Today, Leaders from CAUSA , PCUN, Rural Organizing Project, Mujeres Luchadores Progresistas and the Oregon Association of Nurseries held a press briefing at the Oregon State Capitol to discuss the National Campaign to pass fair and just Comprehensive Immigration Reform this year.

As momentum continues to build nationwide in support of passage of fair and just immigration reform, a delegation from Oregon will go to Washington D.C this week to attend the largest convening of immigration reform advocates and allies of the year. The Summit will mark the beginning of the campaign to secure a common sense approach that gives the hard working men and women already here an earned path to citizenship, keeps families together and provides legal avenues for future workers.

During Today's press briefing, members of Oregon's delegation provided updates on the national campaign and what CAUSA and our allies are doing within the state to further the nationwide effort to pass Comprehensive Immigration Reform.

Watch highlights from today's press briefing by linking here.



For more information on the Campaign to Reform Immigration FOR America and the National Immigration Summit taking place in Washington D.C. this week, please contact CAUSA's Communications Department at (503)488-0263.

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