As the 2008 race for the White House gets into full swing, the debate over illegal immigration has become a hot button campaign issue. In Washington, Congress and the Bush administration are gridlocked over how to fix our broken borders. Meanwhile, Georgia has implemented one of the nation's most comprehensive immigration laws. Certain counties are now trying to enforce the law through local ordinances or law enforcement.

So what does this all mean? And why should we care?
 
Join access and friends from the Latino community for a unique opportunity to discuss the current state of immigration in Georgia.
 
On Thursday, November 1st @ 6:30pm, at No Mas Cantina, young professionals from the Jewish and Latino community will come together to discuss these issues and more in a friendly setting.
 
Please  REGISTER NOW, as space is limited!
 
 
 WHERE: No Mas Cantina, 180 Walker St SW; Phone: (404) 574-5678 (for directions)
 
CO-HOSTED BY: access Intergroup Committee and GALEO (Georgia Association of Latino Elected Officials)
 
COST: Pay your own way for dinner & drinks
 
If you have questions, please contact the AJC Atlanta office at (404)233-5501 or GALEO at  (404) 745-2580

Dov Wilker
American Jewish Committee, Atlanta Chapter
(404) 233-5501
wilkerd@ajc.org
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