The Oklahoma Senate just passed HB4156, which is a major anti-immigration bill, that is now headed to the Governor's desk for him to sign or veto. This Oklahoma bill is modeled after a recent Texas law that has been making headlines:

• A controversial Texas law has become a blueprint for other states. Immigrant communities are worried (CNN)

• How Texas’ plan to arrest and deport migrants for illegal entry would work (AP)

• Texas’ S.B. 4 Is Worse Than You Think (Slate)

You can expect to see many more headlines about the Oklahoma law soon because while the Texas law is bad, the Oklahoma version is worse. HB4156 includes minimal safeguards and creates a terrifying environment for immigrants living or even just traveling through Oklahoma.

WE STILL HAVE TIME TO STOP IT.

Governor Stitt has the power to veto HB4156. He knows that the bill is bad for Oklahoma because it will stifle economic growth in Oklahoma, especially in the industries that rely on immigrant workers: agriculture, construction, and others. 

The U.S. needs immigration reform, but HB4156 doesn't do anything to address immigration. All this bill does is scare off immigrants living in Oklahoma, weaken our economy, and sow distrust in our communities and with law enforcement.

Use the link above to contact Governor Stitt's office and ask him to VETO HB4156.

If you'd prefer to call rather than email, that's even better! His office number is (405) 521-2342.