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Q: Just One More Thing... 
  
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 Close ||||| AUSTIN— Amid resounding backlash, a conservative student group at the University of Texas has canceled plans to play a “Catch an Illegal Immigrant Game” on campus later this week. 
  
 The UT Chapter of the Young Conservatives of Texas caused an uproar Monday when Chairman Lorenzo Garcia announced his group would reward students with $25 gift cards if they “catch” volunteers posing on campus as an undocumented immigrant. Announcement of game sparked widespread criticism from politicians, pro-immigration activists and university officials. 
  
 In a statement Tuesday, Garcia said he cancelled the event out of fear that university officials would retaliate against his group (full statement below). University officials on Monday said that participation in the game would violate the school’s honor code. 
  
 “I spoke with our chapter’s members, and they are both concerned that the university will retaliate against them and that the protest against the event could create a safety issue for our volunteers,” Garcia said. 
  
 University officials on Tuesday responded to YCT’s decision to cancel the event, saying the decision is welcomed and “look forward to the group being part of a thoughtful campus discussion about immigration.” 
  
 Garcia’s full statement below: 
  
 “To whom it may concern, I am writing to inform The University of Texas at Austin and the UT community that I have decided, after speaking with my members, to call off the illegal immigration event that the university chapter of Young Conservatives of Texas had planned for Wednesday. |||||
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Student conservatives at the University of Austin at Texas today canceled their planned "Catch an Illegal Immigrant Game," where students were to run around campus wearing "Illegal Immigrant" signs, the Austin American-Statesman reports. In the game, which was to be held tomorrow, members of the Young Conservatives for Texas would have tried to capture the "illegals" in exchange for a $25 gift card. "The purpose of this event is to spark a campus-wide discussion about the issue of illegal immigration, and how it affects our everyday lives," said YCT chapter chair Lorenzo Garcia yesterday. But then campus officials threatened to kick YCT members off campus, and the gubernatorial campaign of Republican Greg Abbott—who had Garcia as a staffer—dismissed the game as a "repugnant effort." In the aftermath of all that and more, "I spoke with our chapter’s members, and they are both concerned that the university will retaliate against them and that the protest against the event could create a safety issue for our volunteers," said Garcia in a statement, per the Houston Chronicle. He notes he has been "shocked" at the reaction (which has included him being labeled an "Uncle Tom") and described the game as "intentionally over the top in order to get attention for the subject." He expressed hope that "the publicity surrounding the event will create debate among students."