For those of you, like me, who follow the pending legislation on immigration issues via NumbersUSA, you'll want to catch Roy Beck (President, NumbersUSA) & Rosemary Jenk (Director of Government Relations, NumbersUSA) on TV tomorrow.
Here's the schedule:
6:15 a.m. EDT (5:15 a.m. CDT) -- Fox & Friends on Fox Cable: ROSEMARY JENKS will be doing an interview about the LA Times story on corruption in the Department of Homeland Security and about the border report from the House Homeland Security Committee that came out last week.
8-8:30 a.m. EDT -- Washington Journal on C-SPAN 1: ROY BECK is scheduled to be one of two commentators on the role of immigration as an issue in the November elections. Viewer phone-ins. Pedro Echevarria is supposed to be the moderator. Simon Rosenberg of the Democratic Network is to be the other commentator.
7-8 p.m. EDT (6-7 p.m. CDT) -- Lou Dobbs' Broken Borders Special on CNN: ROY BECK will on a panel at a live town hall meeting in San Antonio. This immediately follows Dobbs' regular news hour. Also on the panel are leaders of two Hispanic activist groups (MALDEF & LULAC) and FAIR (the Federation for American Immigration Reform). Several Congressmen and other experts are expected to make comments, so it promises to be a crowded agenda.
Sorry for the short notice on these -- All three came up late today, so we weren't given a lot of notice.
Here's the schedule:
6:15 a.m. EDT (5:15 a.m. CDT) -- Fox & Friends on Fox Cable: ROSEMARY JENKS will be doing an interview about the LA Times story on corruption in the Department of Homeland Security and about the border report from the House Homeland Security Committee that came out last week.
8-8:30 a.m. EDT -- Washington Journal on C-SPAN 1: ROY BECK is scheduled to be one of two commentators on the role of immigration as an issue in the November elections. Viewer phone-ins. Pedro Echevarria is supposed to be the moderator. Simon Rosenberg of the Democratic Network is to be the other commentator.
7-8 p.m. EDT (6-7 p.m. CDT) -- Lou Dobbs' Broken Borders Special on CNN: ROY BECK will on a panel at a live town hall meeting in San Antonio. This immediately follows Dobbs' regular news hour. Also on the panel are leaders of two Hispanic activist groups (MALDEF & LULAC) and FAIR (the Federation for American Immigration Reform). Several Congressmen and other experts are expected to make comments, so it promises to be a crowded agenda.
Sorry for the short notice on these -- All three came up late today, so we weren't given a lot of notice.
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