Subject: Mi Mi fired second round of petition letters

From: [email-masked] (Mi Mi)
Date: Sun, 19 Sep 93 22:30:51 CDT

Mi Mi fired the second round of petition letters last weekend. 
Last week Mi Mi got an additional address for Senate Subcommittee, 
thanks to our friends from IFCSS HQ and the Chairman of one of its 
subcommittees.
 
This time Mi Mi sent out seven. One is the first round which
is sent to the new addressee, the Senate Subcommitte. Six are 
the second round, which contains the 510 signatures we had collected 
from August 26 to August 31 (first round contained 524 
signatures collected from August 23 to August 25). The third 
round letters will be sent to the same addressees, when the 
compilation is completed for next 500 or so. Up to now, each of 
the six addressees have received two sets of signatures, 
totaling 1034. 
 
Also Mi Mi has sent faxes to local (NYC) and national Chinese 
media, with our petition letter and situation briefing 
(without the signatures we collected from net, of course), hoping 
to collect more signatures from general public. While most of us
are expecting approval notice from INS regional centers, please
do not forget our troubled lads!
 
Here we Lads-Net Committee sincerely express our thanks to all
the signers involed, those EC with and without lads, new comer
students, and numerous others. Without your support, we can not
achieve anything.
 
With our petition letters sent to all the concerned U.S. 
officials, we hope we will get their responses very soon. 
Please keep alert to our news release. When Mi Mi sent 
comments on interim rule to White House, he got response in 
less than 10 days. Since this time, we got more than 1000 
signatures, we should get some concrete results. Please keep 
helping lads-net and help CSS in general!
 
United, we will make a difference!

Mi Mi
 
Lads-net Committee

The new addressee is:

Gerry Tinker
Director of Staffs
Senate Sub-Committee on Immigration and Refugees
Dirkson Senate Office Building
Washington D. C. 20510
202-224-5182 (Fax)
 
Please include this address in your individual petition letters as well.
 
This week, those of you with first names start with E, F, G, H please send
your letters to the U. S. officials. For your convenience, we have include them
again:

Madam Rita A.Boie
Senior Immigration Examier
Adjudication Branch
Immigration & Naturalization Services
425 I Street NW, room 5307
Washington, DC 20536
FAX: (202)514-0198
 
White House:
The Honorable William Clinton
The White House
1600 Pennsyvania Avenue, N.W.
Washington DC 20500
FAX: (202) 456-2461
 
Mr. Eric Schwartz
Director of Refugees & Humanitarian Affairs
National Security Council
The White House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave.
Washington D.C. 20506
 
Gerry Tinker
Director of Staffs
Senate Sub-Committee on Immigration and Refugees
Dirkson Senate Office Building
Washington D. C. 20510
202-224-5182 (Fax)
 
Attorney General
The Honorable Madam Janet Reno
U.S. Attorney General
Fax: (202) 514-4371
 
Ms. Philis Coven
Assistant to Attorney General
Fax:(202)-514-0238                   

When you send in your individual pretition letters, please report to 
[email-masked]

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From: [email-masked]
Date: Mon, 20 Sep 93 09:26:36 CDT

The following is survey sample on lad issues. Please contribute your ideas.

Frank.

1) What is the function of lads-net?
  	a) There is no need of lads-net at all.
	b) It should only be an information sharing service.
	c) It should make effort to push forward lad issues.

2) Do you think DED problem should be solved?
	a) No.
	b) Not concerned.
	c) Yes.
	d) Yes, but it should be solved after most of CSPA principals
		has been approved.
	e) Yes, but undocumented DED should be excluded.

3) What do you think we should do next?
	a) Nothing. No chance at all for us to achive our goal.
	b) push Dr. Zhao Haiqing to make effort.
	c) Focus on the petiton letter. Wait to see what happen.
	d) We should do more ourselves, i.e lobby.

4) If you think we should do more, you would contribute
	a) little manpower or donation.
	b) donation.
	c) manpower
	d) manpower and donation.