On the recordMarch 13, 2003
she introduced the Amber Plan in this Congress and had it passed unanimously 92-0, she and Senator Dianne Feinstein. That is all we are asking, that there be a separate stand-alone vote on the Amber bill in the House, just as there was in the Senate, so it can be sent to the President and signed into law. If the gentleman would indulge me further, I would like to very briefly read part of a letter that I received today from a city Councilman in my district, Councilman Joe Bruner from the City of Arlington, Texas. Dear Congressman Frost: I understand you have sponsored a bill which will take Arlington's own Amber Plan nationwide. In this day of turmoil and terror, I cannot think of any other means which would better cause the minds of moms and dads to return to normalcy. Doreen and I have always had a special place in our heart for little Amber and defy anyone to ever hinder the implementation of the Amber Plan. As councilman for the district here in Arlington where her body was found, I take exception to Congressman Sensenbrenner's refusal to let your bill go through.
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