Emailing an Elected Official - Assignment Example

INITIATIVES FOR SAFEGUARDING THE UNDERPRIVILLEGED Dear Congressman/Senator……… My is…………….. I am your constituent writing to you for the sole purpose of urging you to back initiatives for safeguarding the programs sustaining the out of work people and the underprivileged people in the country. The other reason for writing is urging you to support comprehensive, dignified and humane reforms of the immigration department. Humane reforms would secure ways for attaining citizenship to immigrants who work hard and express respect for their rights and dignity to their families.

Many of our compatriots keep on losing their jobs amid the difficult economic situations and only gets harder for them. On the other hand, the flawed immigration rules for visas continue to keep families apart or encourage illegal entries to the country. The prevailing conditions mentioned above have exposed so many people to being on the brink of being very destitute while many others stare at deportation to destinations they have never known.The current conditions are only unfair and unjust to majority of people.

Securing the initiatives that keep the poor and out of work individuals survival is important to me because I am jobless. Immigration issues must also get considerably addressed to save families from breaking down and killing people’s dreams, some of who are my close associates and work hard and diligently. The senate has to work out these issues without letting anyone get unfairly harmed.I, therefore, submit and recommend you to be on the side that adopts a humane approach towards creating legislative reforms that;Shield and mind of the deprived and the unemployedMinimize the deficit by taking burden off the poor citizensSafeguard immigrant’s families and people seeking asylum by respecting their rightsEnacting laws that may grant immigrants citizenship statusI can be reached on this contact 00000Thank you.

Sincerely,NameAddressWorks CitedCarroll, Morgan. Take Back Your Government: A Citizens Guide to Grassroots Change. Golden, Colo.: Fulcrum, 2011. Print.