Paul Arnold is a construction worker in Northen Calofornia. After being forced to compete with illegal aliens for jobs while wages dropped, Paul became an activist against illegal immigration.

He started by creating several Facebook pages which lead to becoming more involved in the movement against amnesty. He started protesting and helped organize and promote the DC March for Jobs in 2013.

After returning from the march, Paul decided he needed to do more so he founded the organization Make Them Listen. MTL started out as a one day phone call event to call Congress to oppose Comprehensive Immigration Reform bill S 744. Leading by example in making calls, Paul noticed there was a need to help people who were inexperienced at calling Congress. The purpose of Make Them Listen is to help people with their activism by providing information and guidance to enable them to be more effective with their efforts.

In May of 2014, Paul had the idea of holding a nationwide protest against immigration reform amnesty. On July 18-19, 2014, patriot groups and organizations across America united to participate in the ‘National Day of Protesting Immigration Reform Amnesty& Border Surge’. The event was a huge success with over 400 total protests in all 50 states.

www.MakeThemListen.org is committed to preserving America for future generations by working to stop illegal immigration, secure our borders, and to limit immigration to sustainable levels.