An e-mail from Jim Boulet Jr., executive director of English First, looking back to help us go forward:

Saturday morning, May 19th was a historic day: National Review Online posted the full text of the Senate’s immigration “compromise”for all to read.
Not so long ago, one had to spend thousands of dollars for access to an online legislative service to, maybe, get a copy of a vital bill a few hours in advance. A great deal happened in Congress simply because the folks outside the Beltway had no idea what was going on in time to do anything about it.
Thanks to NRO, everyone in the country had a chance to read and review a major piece of legislation in time to weigh in on its merits (or lack thereof). Because of NRO, people could call their Senators with specific objections to actual language in the amnesty bill.
The analytical articles taking apart the amnesty bill posted each day on NRO and the hourly coverage of immigration developments in “The Corner” combined to create an extremely well-informed anti-amnesty effort.
Because amnesty will be back, along with other dangerous legislative projects, NRO deserves your financial support.

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