Giving a Voice to the Victims Killed by Illegal Aliens - The Remembrance Project

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National Campaign Underway: State Leaders Needed
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Numbers USA
Article date: 
5 September 2013
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National News
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crime
illegal aliens
Congress
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The Remembrance Project, a 501(c)(3) non-profit corporation based in Houston, Texas, honors and remembers Americans who have been killed by illegal aliens. One of their initiatives, "The Stolen Lives Quilt" serves to unite the victims' family members with each other, and with our American families ...

Now in 18 states, The Quilt's many 3 ft x 6 ft banners send a unified message to political leaders that we the people are standing with our American families, who are the true victims in this illegal-alien debacle.
 


The Remembrance Project, a 501(c)(3) non-profit

The Remembrance will educate, raise awareness, and conduct outreach in order to support and protect citizens and legal residents, and their families well-being and safety through upholding U.S. laws and following the Constitution.

Send the politicians back to Washington with our families' message:

Go back to work with and focus on:

#1  the 25-30 million jobless Americans
#2  the $17 trillion debt
#3  enforcing and upholding ALL current laws

There is NO urgence to address the illegal aliens at this time.

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