Act on Behalf of Health Care During President’s Day Recess

From Families USA (http://www.familiesusa.org):

Today members of Congress are heading home for President’s Day Recess, extending through next Sunday, February 25. President’s Day Recess is the first week-long recess of the year, making it a great time to check in with your members to let them know you are holding them accountable for their actions on health care in 2018!

Furthermore, Congress has still failed to reinstate the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program, ended last September by President Trump. Only Congress can end this emergency situation for immigrant youth whose health and well-being are jeopardized by their risk of deportation.

Use our toolkit to take action this recess to protect health care and defend the Dreamers!

Families USA’s President’s Day Recess Toolkit 

BlogStill Lurking: Federal Threats to Health Care

Talking points for Interacting with Your Members of Congress during President’s Day Recess: Use these talking points when interacting with your members in meetings or at town halls to urge them to protect health care and to protect the health and well-being of all people in our country by enacting the Dream Act.

Guide to meeting directly with your Members of Congress: This guide outlines how to make meetings happen and how to make them effective.

Gif about President Trump’s health care agenda to share: Share this gif about President Trump’s troubling vision for health care and urge your members of Congress to speak out against it.

Tag your senators on Twitter: Share the gif above, tagging your senators, and urge them to reject any vision for health care that cuts or restricts Medicaid or repeals the ACA. Tweet at your senators and tell them to pass the Dream Act without unfair tradeoffs for the immigrant community now.

  • Bob Casey: @SenBobCasey
  • Pat Toomey: @SenToomey

Visit townhallproject.com: Find information about town halls and other events where members of Congress will be present so you can ask them health care and Dream Act questions.

Thank you for your continued work to protect the health and well-being of all people in our country!

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