Letters to Senators & Elaine Chao
That's a good letter. Politicians get thousands of letters, so most are read by the staff and usually only summary statistics are reported to the politician they serve. So the exact language is not terribly important as long as your main point is clear. I think the best people to write in this case are Elaine Chao and the senators/representatives of your home state/district. You can look up senators and representatives here:
http://www.senate.gov/general/contact_information/senators_cfm.cfm
http://www.house.gov/ (Enter your zip code to search)
It's also important to write letters to editors of newspapers and magazines, and if you can somehow get an article written about your plight that's even better.
Also, given that you cannot vote (yet!), all of the above is better when done by a US citizen, such as your employer.
sick_of_waiting said:I just sent the following email to Secretary Chou. I got a delivery confirmation receipt from secretaryelainechao@dol.gov.
That's a good letter. Politicians get thousands of letters, so most are read by the staff and usually only summary statistics are reported to the politician they serve. So the exact language is not terribly important as long as your main point is clear. I think the best people to write in this case are Elaine Chao and the senators/representatives of your home state/district. You can look up senators and representatives here:
http://www.senate.gov/general/contact_information/senators_cfm.cfm
http://www.house.gov/ (Enter your zip code to search)
It's also important to write letters to editors of newspapers and magazines, and if you can somehow get an article written about your plight that's even better.
Also, given that you cannot vote (yet!), all of the above is better when done by a US citizen, such as your employer.
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