The Remembrance Project along with concerned citizens and organizations across America will gather to remember America’s most forgotten those killed by illegal aliens.

Events are set to take place on Sunday, November 3, 2013in over 20 states in recognition of the third annual National Remembrance Day for Those Killed by Illegal Aliens.

Americans whose lives have been ‘stolen’ due to illegal immigration will be remembered.  “Every day Americans are being permanently separated from their families through no fault of their own,” said Maria Espinoza, founder of The Remembrance Project.   “Our children are being ignored by politicians.  It is time politicians ‘represent’ Americans or admit they cannot fulfill the job they promised to do and resign.”

State leaders throughout America will support American families by holding press conferences, vigils, prayers, and the reading of victims’ names.

In California, a father will hold a vigil at the exact location his son was executed.  Jamiel Shaw, II, was gunned-down because of the color of his skin. The illegal alien who executed young Jamiel was released from jail the day before, and was looking for anyone who was Black to kill.  Jamiel was shot in the stomach and in the head.  His father heard the shots from his living room.

Our children are being ignored.  Insist upon justice for those who no longer have a voice.

Follow the links to participating organizations listed at www.TheRemembranceProject.org and support a group in your area.

The Remembrance Project along with State Leaders and Organizations across America will recognize The National Remembrance Day for Those Killed by illegal aliens.