I would hope that organizations like some of the ones that I have read tonight, all the other organizations that are signed on to passing this type of legislation this year would contact their Congressman and Congresswoman back in their districts and express to them the importance and how this affects real people a lot of the time and how Congress should do something about this this session and not allow this legislation to be bottled up.
Encouraging organizations to advocate for important legislation before the July 4th recess.
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