We need your help. Right now, lawmakers at the state and local levels across the country are rushing to pass new
rules about artificial intelligence (AI). But there are already over 1,000 different AI laws being
proposed—and that’s creating a confusing mess for everyone. We’re asking our members—both
businesses and consumers—to sign a simple letter asking elected officials to hit “pause†on
these laws. A 10-year break will give Congress time to create one clear set of rules for the whole
country. It only takes one click to sign. The more people who sign, the louder our voicec.
Sign the Letter Now.
Thank you for standing with us. — Raoul Sada President & CEO,
We’re reaching out with an urgent and transformational opportunity—not just for Arizona, but for the entire nation.
The proposed BNSF Logistics Park in Arizona is poised to become one of the largest rail logistics hubs in the United States, reshaping how freight moves across the Southwest and beyond. This is more than a regional project—it’s a strategic national investment in infrastructure, supply chain resilience, and economic growth.
We invite chambers of commerce, business leaders, and residents across Arizona to sign a unified letter of support for the BNSF Logistics Park: a privately funded 3.2 billion infrastructure investment that will transform our economy and transportation network. The economic impact is equivalent to hosting seven Super Bowls every year.
This project is more than a rail yard. It’s a strategic development that:
- Creates 76,000+ jobs and generates nearly $4 billion in labor income
- Delivers $250 million in annual tax revenue
- Give the U.S. another strategic edge in freight and logistics
- Modernizes rail infrastructure
- Strengthens competitiveness not only in Arizona but across the U.S.
Your signature shows elected officials that business community and residents stand united behind this once-in-a-generation opportunity.
Arizona small businesses deserve a better deal on health insurance. HB 2693 expands access to employer‑led health coverage options by allowing statewide chambers and business leagues to help small employers pool together for more stability and choice.
Right now, lawmakers are hearing concerns about HB 2693—but they are not hearing enough from the people who actually create jobs, pay premiums, and keep Arizona’s economy moving. When elected officials don’t hear directly from the business community, uncertainty and misinformation fill the gap.
This is a decision window moment.
HB 2693 is moving through the Legislature now, and lawmakers are deciding whether small businesses deserve the same buying power as large corporations—or whether the status quo of rising, unpredictable health costs continues.
Add your name in one click—your message will be sent directly to elected officials so they hear the community loud and clear.