Ronald Reagan was one of America's greatest Presidents. His eloquence, conservatism, and determination are a lesson for all time in how to responsibly run government.
The Immigration Reform and Control Act (IRCA) made many great contributions to America's immigration laws. This seminal law, introduced by the Republican Party, passed both houses of Congress with broad support, and Ronald Reagan signed it on November 6, 1986. It is best remembered today for giving amnesty to illegal immigrants.
We advocate for the creation of a new national holiday, Reagan Amnesty Day, to memorialize Reagan's great contribution to America's tradition of handling immigration with maturity, understanding, and realism. This holiday will be celebrated each year on November 6 by all patriotic Americans.