The American Legion Dispatch [February 21, 2007]

Illegal Immigration's Impact: Washington Conference forum to feature expert panel, Q and A session -- National Security: Morin criticizes resolution against troop increase -- Commander's Message: Cut taxpayer-funded legal fees to ACLU -- KA-BAR Knives, American Legion partner for American Legacy Scholarship Fund -- Kansas post provides shelter from the cold: Legion family helps powerless community in storm -- Veterans Day National Committee seeks poster submission -- Blue Star Banners available -- American Legion Applauds Proposed Enhancements to GI Bill -- Morin sees pros, cons in 2008 VA budget request -- Revere Bowl awarded to top posts and districts -- New Film Festival Salutes American GI -- Applying for CRSC now easier than ever -- National Anthem Project nears final celebration -- Conference includes first workshop on homeless veterans grants -- VA Suffers Another Data Breach -- Minnesota post provides GPS units, training for U.S. troops -- Mississippi post plans to raise $7 million to replenish NEF -- Echo Taps Worldwide Seeks Buglers -- VA Squeeze Continues in 2008 Federal Budget -- VA expands program to help severely wounded veterans -- Traumatic Injury Insurance Program Fulfills Mission -- "It's Who We Are"