ACTION NEEDED! a phone call to the Georgia University System Board of Regents Atlanta office today voice your opposition to admitting illegal aliens into Georgia’s colleges and to convince them to protect legal residents and citizens in our university system. Then, calls to ALL of the Regents individually over the next 2 weeks. Please help. The education you save may be for someone in your own family!

As I hope most of you know, the University System of Georgia is knowingly and intentionally admitting illegal aliens into our public funded universities. Most reasonable Americans understand that not only is this policy a violation of both federal law and state law. HERE is an easy to read – but long – outline of the law. It is also a slap in the face to citizens looking for a better life and the real immigrants whose families have obeyed our immigration laws and joined the American family according to our laws who want and deserve the classroom seats in our universities.

The question must be asked: Why is the board of Regents determined to sacrifice the futures of citizens and immigrants in order to educate illegal aliens who are not legally eligible to work in our country upon graduation?

Today, the Board of Regents is scheduled to conduct a telephone meeting to discuss their policy on illegal aliens in our university system.

ACTION NEEDED!

NO MATTER WHERE YOU LIVE – Please take 2 minutes of your time as soon as you read this today to call the Board of Regents offices in Atlanta to express your thoughts on their policy. It will make a difference. A short, polite message to the receptionist explaining your opinion on your tax dollars going to illegally educate people who have escaped capture at our borders is needed.

AS ALWAYS – BE POLITE

University System of Georgia Board of Regents
Contact Information
Office of the Chancellor
Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia
Suite 7025
270 Washington Street, SW
Atlanta, GA 30334

office: 404-656-2202
fax: 404-657-6979
email: chancellor@usg.edu
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MORE ACTION NEEDED over the next week: Contact individual Regents with the same message HERE