What are the best methods of getting new immigrants to be pro-active in terms of voting in the United States?
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Don't vote Republican, and allow them to screw the Latino people anymore. That's all the Latinos need to know, since the Republicans have been letting them know publicly, how they really feel about them. Latinos vote the republicans out and free America.
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by getting the most votes
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Knock on doors and speak to people in person, let them voice their concerns and frustrations and listen. have a voter registration drive.
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VOTING!   Besides that, you can contact your rep's, contribute  time and/or money to candidates that have similar beliefs as you do, etc...
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Voting\nOne of the most important privileges of democracy in the United States of America is the right to participate in choosing elected officials through voting. As a Permanent Resident you can only vote in local and state elections that do not require you to be a US citizen. It is very important that you do not vote in national, state or local elections that require a voter to be a US citizen when you are not a US citizen. There are criminal penalties for voting when you are not a US citizen and it is a requirement for voting. You can be removed (deported) from the US if you vote in elections limited to US citizens.
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There is no excuse for not voting if you are an eligible citizen.\n\nVOTE!  Make your voice heard!  I voted first thing this morning and there were pitifully few people there.  I really hope it picks up.  Don't you want a say in your government?  Do you want to let someone else pick your leaders for you?\n\nVOTE!!!  The link below will tell you where your polling place is, what its hours are, and has links to all the information you will need, including official sample ballots for every district in the country.
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Yeah... one drawback i have seen in the future is that some of them might be able to vote w/o learning what it is to be American. They should (before getting amnisty) is take a US history class. That way they can be proud of their new country. \n\n\n\nPS\nI'm of Mexican heritidge... of 100% Mexican heritidge...
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Plenty is done for the people, including those  who do not vote. Even if an election result does not go the way I voted, I know that I had the opportunity to make my opinion known to those whom with I disagree. \nIt takes quite a bit of effort for anything to be placed on a ballot, people must support a candidate or issue and take proper steps to complete the process. If things that matter to you need voter approval, get out and volunteer with a group that supports your views, getting involved will give you a greater satisfaction with the political process. Your effort does matter and you can make a difference in your community,  good luck.
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All Ballots in the United States need to be in English only, I think that if you cannot speak English then you should not be allowed to vote in U.S. Elections\n\nAnd I do not wanna hear any crap on how it is racist or discrimination to deny voting rights to persons who cannot speak English because guess what in this or that Country the Ballots are in the main language of their Country and such Countries expect a voter to know the language that is on the Ballot.\n\nIf you wanna live in America, be an American and have the right to vote then you should learn to speak English, and if you wanna speak Spanish then move to Mexico.
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I completely understand your innuendo.\n\nGet involved with counter demonstrations by illegals:\nhttp://www.illegalimmigrantprotest.com\nContact your senators and congressmen by email:\nhttp://www.congress.org
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Assuming that you are referring to governmental acts, then you simply have to become politically active.  \n\nKnow what the issues are, not just listening to bumper-sticker statements.\n\nRegister to vote and vote in every election.\n\nFind other supporters of your perspective and lobby for its support.\n\nMore than anything else study what interests you.  For example, learn what rights are from a historical and constitutional perspective.  Learn how such were interpreted at various times in the past.  Find out “why” laws came into being and how you can work to change them if you don’t like them.  Run for office.  Volunteer for local commissions, and committees, and boards.  Become knowledgeable and involved.
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If you really want to make an impact, try writing your local government officials (mayor, US. Representive, Senator) with a signed statement with lots of signatures. I'm sure your not the only person who wants things to change. Just because 70% of the local population is made up of idiots doesn't mean 15% can't make a dent.
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should we start voting?
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find someone realiable who is us citizen. and tried you best through the immigration interview, there will be no trouble. and the best and fast way to get the green card
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elcetions are the best way. Nothing makes you authority more legitimite than beeing chosen by the people. After free elections of course.
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Go to your local post office and re-register to vote.\nAsk someone at the counter to help you. It's quick and easy.
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Remember that most Americans are decendants of immigrants.  How can we say no to immigrants who are looking for a better life when we ourselves are really immigrants.\n\nOpen the border, keep records of people coming in, turn away criminals.