Letters
July 14, 2023
Florida reminds us enforcement works
The uber-liberal NPR put out a news story recently with a quote from Florida state Rep. Rick Roth lamenting the fact that illegal aliens are migrating out of his state because of the new illegal immigration law. A primary destination? Brian Kemp’s GOP-ruled Georgia, according to the Republican lawmaker. The now-panicked Roth is a farmer who apparently has a business model that includes use of black-market labor instead of using the more costly legal foreign workers the little-publicized H2A visa provides.

To nobody’s surprise, Florida’s “undocumented” are informed enough to know that it is safer to move to where enforcement of state laws aimed at illegal immigration is clearly not a concern than to remain in one where it could happen.
While it is obviously unintentional, as a group, Roth, the illegal aliens and Kemp are providing a clear lesson on solving the critical issue of our time: Enforcement works, and when defiant leaders like “I-got-a-big -truck” Kemp betray us on their pro-enforcement campaign promises, more illegal immigration ensues.

Robert Trent
St. Marys
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Note from D.A.: I added a few links and photos to the above letter to educate the reader. Bob Trent’s professional bio below.