Austin Convention

Immigrants in Texas represent 16 percent of the population, more than the national average of 12.5 percent. These men, women and children may not have been born in Texas, but they are proud Texans just the same. They are hard-working and law abiding families. Some of them are forced to live in the shadows by a broken immigration system that keeps them from contributing fully to their adopted country.

The United States and Texas need a comprehensive immigration reform in 2010. It’s good for the economy, good for security and good for families.

Community members, advocacy groups, elected officials and allies from all around Texas will convene in Austin on February 20 for a convention on immigrant integration. At least 500 participants are expected.

Please join us for this important event.

VISIT OUR EVENT WEB PAGE AND REGISTER TODAY!

Texas Convention on Immigration Integration

“A Call for Reform”

1-5 p.m.

Saturday, February 20, 2010

Travis County Expo Center

7311 Decker Lane, Austin

Texas 78724

Cost: Free

Information: (915) 577-0724.

More information about the Reform Immigration for Texas Alliance (RITA): This alliance is a multi-sector, statewide network dedicated to building support for a sensible immigration policy. Visit us at www.reformimmigrationfortexas.org.