Alan Cross
Southeast Regional Coordinator
Bibles, Badges, Business (BBB) for Immigration Reform
w/ Evangelical Immigration Table
Wednesday: Atlanta Metro Community Members to Discuss Positive Impact of Immigration
ATLANTA — Local leaders will participate in a roundtable discussion Wednesday that will emphasize a constructive conversation on immigration.
A group of Atlanta Metro faith, business, law enforcement, education and advocacy leaders will meet at Mercer University a week before Georgia’s Super Tuesday primary to discuss immigrants’ positive impact. Speakers also will encourage a more constructive conversation from presidential candidates and the long-term need for broad immigration reform.
WHAT: Atlanta Metro Bibles, Badges and Business Roundtable on Immigration Reform
WHO: Moderator, Adam Estle, Field Director, Bibles, Badges & Business for Immigration Reform
Joshua Sieweke, Director of World Relief, Atlanta
Dr. Melissa Browning, Visiting Assistant Professor of Contextual Ministry, McAfee School of Theology at Mercer University
David Schaefer, Director of Policy and Advocacy, Latin American Association
Officer Carlos Nino, Brookhaven, GA Police Department Spokesman/Latino
Liaison
Rev. Samuel Aleman, Pastor of Iglesia Bautista Internacional, Atlanta, GA
Layli Eskandari Deal, Founding partner of Atlanta law firm Levine & Eskandari
WHEN: 1 p.m. ET Wednesday, February 24, 2016
WHERE: Hosted at Mercer University, Day Hall – 3001 Mercer University Dr, Atlanta, GA 30341