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On Sunday, May 2nd, please join Asian Pacific Americans for Progress (APAP) as we host our annual State of Asian Pacific America House Party. We are pleased to announce that Kalpen Modi, Associate Director of the White House Office of Public Engagement and Congressman Mike Honda (CA-15), will be joining us, via conference call, for the nationwide event. On the call, we'll also be getting updates from the White House, Congress and grassroots activists on the progress we made this past year.
WHAT: State of Asian Pacific America House Party 2010
WHO: Hosted by Asian Pacific Americans for Progress
DATE: Sunday, May 2, 2010
TIME: 4-6 pm EST, 1-3 pm PST, 10 am - 12 pm Hawaii
• Kalpen Modi, Associate Director, White House Office of Public Engagement
• Congressman Mike Honda (CA-15)
• Ami Bera, Candidate for U.S. Congress (CA-03)
• Marissa Graciosa, Director, Fair Immigration Reform Movement
Cosponsors:
United States Student Association - National Asian Pacific American Student Caucus
Asian & Pacific Islander American Health Forum
APAP is a national network of progressive Asian Americans and allies. We count on the support of our members and friends to continue our work of advancing progressive ideas. Please consider joining today.
Membership is just $20 per year and members receive discounts to events and merchandise.
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Question for any of the speakers:
"What is the White House planning to do, if anything around the racist immigration and other proposed laws in Arizona? Is Eric Holder going to go after them on Constitutional grounds?"
Which national API organizations have come out to publicly denounce what is currently going on in Arizona.
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