Top Reasons To Join The Safe America Act Coalition

1. Safe America Act crosses many issue boundaries, including jobs, illegal immigration, immigration, border security, Constitutional redress, trade, small business, North American Union, and more. Such a wider bill initiative scope means this proposal can draw in more activists, hence voter support from many areas, not just from one area of focus (e.g. anti-illegal immigration activists).

2. Congress has proven it is being puppet-mastered by large transnational corporations and their deep pocket funding, which means they will never pass any form of immigration bill that does not include an amnesty component  or help ensure open borders, all of which supports their efforts to promote the Security and Prosperity Partnership that has now been sanctioned by the State Department.

3. A coalition ensures a wider variety and number of activist community support over any single organization which otherwise focuses on only one or two topics/issues.

4. A coalition ensures a wider variety of activist community support that translates into great community support from voters—voter pressure is the necessary ingredient to affect real change in Congress—less activists and voters equals less chance for change.

5. Solidarity membership for SAA is held under a single umbrella organization and the numbers of voter supporters are easily confirmed and can be presented to Congress along with remedy bills toward sponsorship or enactment.

6. Coalition members can grow their membership or financial support through increased exposure and the PUA Affiliate program which ensures all affiliates who sell umbrella memberships benefit financially.

7. Coalition members can expand their resources by having access to other groups they would not normally have access to. For example, perhaps Group A needs more volunteers and Group B needs more assistance with transportation—they can access the coalition network and help each other by trading their surpluses toward solving their own needs—win/win.

8. A coalition has much more clout in the mainstream media, which helps it get the word out, and in turn, helps draw in more voter support.

9. A coalition has more media contacts combined that any single entity alone, which also aids it in getting the word out and securing more voters.

10.  A coalition can designate certain areas of expertise to be handled by those groups with the most experience and skills or research capabilities so that they can consistently get the group’s very best foot forward when dealing with the press.

11. Frees up valuable time for group members. For example, those groups who are better rally organizers can focus on their area of expertise and rely on others to focus on their areas of expertise, such as lobbying, reporting, researching, etc.

12. Leverages funding and capabilities. For example, by sharing resources and placing them where needed as a group of allies helping each other to affect a win, scarce organizational resources are saved or extended through the mechanism of synergy.

13. Leadership capabilities increase and enhanced. Instead of having one organization dictate the entire strategy and program inside a vacuum, the best minds of the group can come together to create more powerful and beneficial approaches, tactics, plans, and more, each drawing off the expertise of others, thereby enhancing the leadership’s brain trust and over-all capabilities.

14. Strength in public showing. A larger coalition gathers much more voter assistance and momentum when the public sees that many groups are behind it rather than one or two. Large objects contain gravity which draw other larger objects to it, such as large groups of voters from other existing groups already formed for other purposes.

15. Mobilization is greatly aided. A larger group can share responsibilities for organizing on a national basis and therefore not only extend its reach, but is execution capabilities. Better organized groups are better able to organize the public voter into becoming vital participates with greater political impact and effect.

Why should we support the Safe America Act---why can’t we just form our own coalition and make our own bill?

1. The Safe America Act (SAA) bill proposal is already created and in place. It need only be revised by the coalition members, which is much easier than starting from scratch. It is the starting point, not "written in stone".

2. Time is presumed short before a major amnesty and open borders agenda legislation battle will be waged after the elections (by the incoming pro-amnesty president and the democratic party), so very little time for drafting a new bill from scratch exists.

3. The coalition needs sufficient time to form as well as organize and bring in many more voters to aid the cause. With the majority work on SAA done, the coalition can use its time more effectively to assemble and plan.

4. SAA already addresses many key but obscure issues that have been overlooked by the Congress and voters but that might not otherwise find their way into other bill proposals, such as redressing many Constitutional infringements (like restoring habeous corpus).

5. SAA in its current form or newly revised form may already have secured Congressional sponsorship before the coalition can form, which makes changing it more cumbersome and difficult.

6. SAA achieves the major objectives of most Americans: it removes all illegal aliens from US soil and ensures they do not come back illegally, ensures enforcement, ensures secure borders, ensures a safe America from terrorism threats by clearing US soil of tens of thousands of potential terrorists, helps restore fair trade, jobs, and a robust economy, helps restore the Constitution, and much more.

7. SAA is an offensive weapon. Up until now, the opposition has been putting forth their bill proposals and Congress has been promoting them. SAA is the first offensive attack in this major political battle.