September 9, 1998, Washington -- U.S. Border Control announced its Congressional Honor Roll to recognize those Representatives who, in its opinion, have advanced immigration reform in the 105th Session of the Congress.
To receive this honor, Members of Congress have to distinguish themselves by sponsoring or cosponsoring legislation, voting for immigration reform, and speaking out on the issue.
This year, we are proud to recognize the following members of U.S. Border Control‚s Honor Roll whose actions have had a dramatic effect on immigration reform in the 105th session of Congress:
Arizona: Bob Stump
California: Elton Gallegly, James Rogan, Stephen Horn, Sonny
& Mary Bono, Dana Rohrabacher, Ron Packard, Brian Bilbray, Duncan
Hunter
Colorado: Scott McInnis
Florida: Bill McCollum, Porter Goss, Mark Foley, Clay Shaw
Georgia: Bob Barr, Nathan Deal
Illinois: Henry Hyde, John Porter
Kentucky: Harold Rogers
New Jersey: Bob Franks
New York: Gerald Solomon
Ohio: James Traficant
Texas: Bill Archer, Lamar Smith, Tom DeLay
Virginia: Bob Goodlatte
Also recognized for their efforts to develop sensible and effective border and immigration policies are those Representatives who scored a perfect 100% rating in Border Control's Immigration Vote Analysis of the 105th Congress.
U.S. Border Control is a non-profit organization, organized in 1988 and dedicated to reforming America's border and immigration policies.
SOURCE: U.S. Border Control
Contact: Edward Nelson, Chairman
Telephone: 703-356-6568; Fax: 202-478-0254
Email: nelson@usbc.org
WEBSITE: http://www.usbc.org