The hearing is a major moment in the national effort to end the ban on travel to Cuba.  It's our time to open debate to a public airing in Washington and hear what our representatives have to say.  The hearing will undoubtedly bring the momentum for the freedom to travel to a new level.  Already, support has been growing throughout the country -- in the Cuban-American community, in the ag and business communities, in churches and community groups, in colleges and universities, among sports and cultural organizations.  Our diversity is our strength, and we need to continue rallying together to push the "Freedom to Travel Act" to the finish line.

If you're near Washington DC, come show your support. The room will fill up fast so come early (7AM ?) to get a seat in the hearing room.

Not in DC? Not important!
In DC they say "all politics is local," so let's take this fight to the districts.  Cuba policy has shown us that change can't happen just within the beltway and that we need to make the case for ending the travel ban in cities and towns across the country.

How can YOU mobilize on the day of the hearing?
Organize a rally or arrange meetings with your local district offices.  If you need help locating these offices, look it up online at www.house.gov or contact us atendthetravelban@lawg.org; we will gladly provide you with office addresses and organizing tips.