Dear Friends of LIFA: We give thanks to God for the United States of America and for presidents, administrations, and patriots that defend it. Sadly, not all presidents have demonstrated much love for her. Their actions speak louder than words. Before 1965 there was the 1924 and the 1952 Immigration…
Amapola Hansberger of Legal Immigrants for America and Maria Espinoza of The Remembrance Project were in Washington together to attend a meeting of conservative leaders.
By John Michael Chambers | May 18, 2019 | 6 “We must not surrender to the false song of globalism” I am asking you to believe in yourself again and I am asking you to believe in America. And if we do that then all together we will make America…
9 Things Jesus Might Do About Immigration Kelly Monroe Kullberg Published on May 16, 2019 Columnist Esther Cepeda has raised the question, “What Would Jesus Do About Immigration Issues?” In her article, Ms. Cepeda and journalist Michael Gerson seem to feel that the Bible teaches only the “welcome” aspect of migration.…
Joining our State Representative David Smith as he told of many the Bills he authored and co-sponsored in the recent House Session. Thank You David, for following through on the great promises you made during your campaign.
Dear Friends of LIFA: Legal Immigrants for America is the voice of millions of legal immigrants, their children, and descendants from all over the world. They are a silent majority. In response to The Miami Herald’s recent story “Who benefits from Florida’s sweeping bid to turn police into ICE agents?…
Recently the Miami Herald ran a very biased and distorted facts article in support of open borders and sanctuary cities. Maria Espinoza of The Remembrance Project and Amapola Hansberger of Legal Immigrants for America Have written this letter to the Editor in response. Lets see if the Miami Herald has…
Amapola Hansberger joined the ladies of the West Orange Republican Women Federated as the guest speaker for their May meeting at the West Orange Country Club in Winter Garden, Florida. Her topic was Debunking the Lies and Myths of the Left on Immigration She explained how Legal Immigrants and Illegal…
Mothers’ Day was held in Boston in 1872 at the suggestion of Julia Ward Howe, writer of “The Battle Hymn of the Republic.” But it was Anna Jarvis, daughter of a Methodist minister in Grafton, West Virginia, who made it a national event. During the Civil War, Anna Jarvis’ mother…
The son of a rabbi, he was born MAY 11, 1888. At 4-years-old, he immigrated with his family from Russia to New York. Falling in love with America, he served as a U.S. infantry sergeant in World War I. He later wrote some of the nation’s most popular songs, including:…
