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We have noticed that most of the people pushing “school choice” are careful not to acknowledge the ongoing invasion at the southern border.
We remember a different quote from EWE on the same topic.
Related: Here is what a pro-enforcement conservative voter wrote to his local newspaper in Georgia on that lunacy.
The below was transcribed by Rev.com from the Erick Erickson radio show on WSB radio in Atlanta on Nov 18, 2022.
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Erick Erickson (host):
“Erick Erickson here. Uh, there is some news Republicans nationwide should pay attention to. School choice motivated midterm voters in school superintendent races around the country. Even USA Today is noticing this. Americans are divided on school choice, that was reflected in their votes last week. Seven states chose state school superintendents, schools with robust school choice programs like Arizona voted in candidates who support it. Uh, Oklahoma ushered in new leaders who believe they could give school voucher options for the first time. Oklahoma’s incoming state school superintendent is Ryan Walters, a Republican.
He campaigned on giving parents the option of school vouchers to decide where their kids to go to school and to take public money along with them to a private school, religious school, or homeschool program if that’s their choice. He was one of a small number of state superintendents elected last week who’s an advocate of school choice and whose backing of powerful groups of politicians, uh, are calling it a school choice wave. Uh, unfortunately in Georgia it was the Democrat who’s the school choice advocate. And she lost to the Republican, all the Republicans in Georgia won. Um, but there is a pattern shaping up that you really need to pay attention to.
Republicans around the country are starting to realize they can win longterm if they embrace school choice. And it is my hope that in my state of Georgia and others, Republicans will realize this is really a winning issue for you. Not only is it a winning issue, but over time, uh, you as a Republican, uh, will see your share of the vote grow. Look at what happened in, um, Florida. There was a conversion of African American and Hispanic voters towards the GOP. And a lot of that had to do with Black and Hispanic parents not wanting their children to have to go back into public schools after being given options for private schools. And you had Charlie Crist of the Democrats campaigning on shutting down school choice in Florida.
Once you give this entitlement to parents, they’re not gonna vote Democrat if the Democrats try to reverse it. And even in Arizona where they went with a Democrat over Kari Lake, they went with Katie Hobbs, they elected a Republican school, uh, superintendent for the state to make sure school choice happens. Republicans, I’m telling you, you’re crazy if you don’t push school choice in your state. Georgia Republicans need to pay attention.
Now, before I get out of here, I need to tell you…
(end of “school choice” topic and show).
Carroll County government still in violation of state law aimed at illegal immigration
Below is my reply to the email sent to me by Ms. Stacey Blackmon which is pasted below with a screen shot of the affidavit in question. Here is a link (again) to what we think is the correct affidavit form.
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Ms. Blackmon,
Thank you for your reply and added information. I am assuming there was a mistake in the response to my original open records request.
Please be advised that the affidavit form you sent me and derived from Ga Comp. R. & Regs. 300-10-1-.07 is modeled on language from the 2006 SB 529 and the first version of OCGA 13-10-91. That statute was changed four times after the original 2006 passage. I worked on the original legislation and on each change. Please see the “history” at the bottom of the Lexis Nexis page for OCGA 13-10-91.
If this is the affidavit form you have been using for Carroll County public contractor bids relative to the law since 2016 as stated in your email, Carroll County is in clear violation and has been since at least 2013. As you can see noted on the bottom of the page from the outside source of your version, the affidavit you report using is from 2007.
Current language (since 2013) requires the following:
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(1) A public employer shall not enter into a contract for the physical performance of services unless the contractor registers and participates in the federal work authorization program. Before a bid for any such service is considered by a public employer, the bid shall include a signed, notarized affidavit from the contractor attesting to the following:
(A) The affiant has registered with, is authorized to use, and uses the federal work authorization program;
(B) The user identification number and date of authorization for the affiant;
(C) The affiant will continue to use the federal work authorization program throughout the contract period; and
(D) The affiant will contract for the physical performance of services in satisfaction of such contract only with subcontractors who present an affidavit to the contractor with the same information required by subparagraphs (A), (B), and (C) of this paragraph.
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As I wrote in my latest column with a link to the lawful affidavit (one that requires contractors to swear to all requirements to bid on a contract for services) the correct affidavit form looks like this. As is, it seems Carroll County is in violation and has no apparent legal recourse to sanction contractors who violate the law because Carroll County doesn’t require them to swear to all of the bid requirements stated in the law.
Please let me know if you disagree as I will be writing about this situation again in December.
Respectfully,
D.A. King
Cc: Carroll County Sheriff and legislative officials
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Hi Mr. King,
The County has been using the form at least since mid-2016 when I was appointed as County Attorney.
Best regards,
Stacey Blackmon
From: D.A. King <
Sent: Wednesday, November 16, 2022 11:21 AM
To: Stacey Blackmon <SBlackmon@tisi
Cc: Terry Langley <TLangley@carrollsheriff.com>
Subject: Re: E-Verify Affidavit – Carroll County.DOCX
Thank you. Please send me the date the County began using this form/affidavit in compliance with OCGA 13-10-91?
dak
On Nov 16, 2022, at 10:44 AM, Stacey Blackmon <SBlackmo> wrote:
Hi Mr. King,
I have attached a copy of the affidavit the County uses for purposes of OCGA 13-10-91, which is the form set forth in Ga Comp. R. & Regs. 300-10-1-.07. Please let me know if you have any other questions.
Please note that Janet Hyde is out of the office on extended leave. Please send all future open records requests to openrecords@carrollcountyga.com to ensure they are replied to in a timely manner.
Thank you,
Stacey Blackmon
Carroll County Attorney
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Stacey L. Blackmon Attorney at Law
100 Wagon Yard Plaza Carrollton, GA 30117 Direct: 770-214-5107 |
The below complaint letter was emailed to the OIG on November 11, 2022 and a hard copy sent via USPS November 12, 2022.
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November 11, 2022
The Honorable Mr. Scott McAfee
Inspector General, Georgia
2 Martin Luther King, Jr. Drive SW,
1102 West Tower
Atlanta, GA 30334
Re: Addition to my September 6, 2022 complaint against Governor Brian Kemp – Complaint confirmation # F345217D89
Mr. McAfee,
Thank you for your response on the two complaints filed against Gwinnett Sheriff Keybo Taylor and Cobb Sheriff Craig Owens. I want to expand my complaint against Gov. Kemp filed in September. I agree with the statement on your office’s webpage that reads “key to public trust is the expectation that the OIG will hold state officials accountable for efficient, cost effective government operations and to prevent, detect, identify, expose and eliminate fraud, waste, abuse and corruption.
My original complaint involves Gov. Kemp’s refusal to enforce OCGA 42-4-14 which reads in part: “When any foreign national is confined, for any period, in a county or municipal jail, a reasonable effort shall be made to verify that such foreign national has been lawfully admitted to the United States and if lawfully admitted, that such lawful status has not expired. If verification of lawful status cannot be made from documents in the possession of the foreign national, verification shall be made within 48 hours through a query to the Law Enforcement Support Center (LESC) of the United States Department of Homeland Security or other office or agency designated by the federal government. If the foreign national is determined to be an illegal alien, the keeper of the jail or other officer shall notify the United States Department of Homeland Security, or other office or agency designated for notification by the federal government.”
As I advised you in September, the above sheriffs are on record as defiantly and publicly refusing to comply with this state statute. This insolence has created a serious threat to public safety and the rule of law in Georgia.
I have done my best to appeal to Gov. Kemp’s sense of duty and honor in urging him to investigate and prosecute the openly admitted violations of this important public safety law dating back to January 2021. To my knowledge, there is no record of him taking an official action. While I understand your message that these sheriffs are not within your office’s jurisdiction, it is clear the governor is in the Executive branch of state government.
I would be grateful for an update on any action or progress your office has made in this matter since September. I note that as a state senator Gov. Kemp presided over the Senate Public Safety Committee that held hearings on the legislation that created this law. Then Senator Kemp voted in favor of final passage.
After spending many of hours of my own time on research in my own investigation using open records requests, I hereby add more Georgia laws that Gov. Kemp is allowing to be openly ignored. Please add OCGA 50-36-1, OCGA 50-36-2, OCGA 36-60-6 and OCGA 13-10-91 to my pending complaint against Gov. Kemp on OCGA 42-4-14.
While I can direct your office to multiple examples of local governments and state agencies that are not in compliance, to offer your investigators a place to begin on the additional allegations, I cite the numerous documented and admitted violations of these laws by the government of Carroll County.
To save time and paper, I respectfully direct you to the narrative of the literally thousands of defiant violations by Carroll County officials that I have posted here and here.
I have saved all the email exchanges with Carrol County that serve to illustrate and document proof of violation and staff admission of those violations. I can produce many more examples in other public agencies.
As Gov. Kemp has posted on the official website of his office, “the governor is the chief executive of the state and oversees the executive branch. He or she is the chief law enforcement officer.”
The state constitution tells us that the governor shall “take care that the laws are faithfully executed and shall be the conservator of the peace” in the state. This power to enforce laws is almost identical to that of the president of the United States.”
All of the laws here were designed to deter and punish the organized crime of illegal immigration while protecting jobs and taxpayer-funded benefits and services from illegal aliens. Like most Georgians, we consider them to be as important as street racing laws. Safeguarding the security and safety of innocent and trusting Georgians is part of the governor’s job.
It seems obvious to us that Gov. Kemp’s refusal to honor his oath of office on enforcement points to the corruption and abuse in the Chief Executive’s office on this matter.
Please add these latest accusations to my pending complaint and your investigation.
Please contact me with any questions.
Very respectfully submitted,
D.A. King
Marietta, GA. 30066
Left: Sticker available to in-person voters after they cast their 2022 ballots in metro-Atlanta’s Gwinnett County.
It is not clear yet if these are the only stickers passed out by Gwinnett County poll officials. Below is another photo of the sticker sent to us by a friend who votes in Gwinnett. We have checked and confirmed that the wording on this sticker was on the one given to him by poll workers after he voted.
We post the photo he sent us photo further down.
Gwinnett began dual language voting and giving out “I voted” stickers in two languages in 2018. 
Related: Saporta Report – Sept. 2012, Gwinnett County’s dramatic demographic shift illustrates question: “Who are We?”
We think this story is relevant as well: “Gwinnett County hiring bilingual poll workers to match growth in diverse voters” (here) “The county is looking for people who speak Spanish, Korean, Mandarin, Cantonese and Vietnamese.”
In 2016, then Sec. of State Brian Kemp used tax dollars to produce “how to” video tutorials on registering to vote and voting in Georgia. The corporate-funded open borders lobby was ecstatic.
We have located the original media release that was deleted after we started asking questions.
We remind all concerned that to vote legally in Georgia, one must be a U.S. citizen and that the naturalization process involves passing an English proficiency test in which the future voter must demonstrate an understanding of the English language including the ability to read, write, and speak basic English. The USCIS naturalization information page is here.
The Kemp foreign language voter videos were taken down and aren’t available on the “WayBack Machine” website, but we were able to save one which can be watched from a post on the original Dustin Inman Society website.
We post that recovered video below. We advise you watch all the way to the end. This information was originally posted on the original Dustin Inman Society website in October, 2016.
GALEO – a partial history
Part 1
October 17, 2022
The illegal alien lobby in GA: An introduction to GALEO
“California is going to become a Hispanic state and if anyone doesn’t like it they should leave. They ought to go back to Europe.” — Mario Guerra Obledo, co-founder of MALDEF, on the Tom Likus radio show, 1998
To provide some insider insight into how our state government really works, here is an abbreviated outline of just one of the many corporate-funded, far left non-profits that have staff and lobbyists working against immigration enforcement around the state and in the Georgia Capitol. Space does not allow more than a partial storyline. But I cannot give readers an honest view of the innocuously named Georgia Association of Latino Elected Officials, known as ‘GALEO,’ without the above quote from a founder of the Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund (MALDEF), Mario Obledo.
The CEO of the Atlanta-based GALEO is former Democrat Party fund raiser, community organizer and Biden supporter Jerry (Gerardo E.) Gonzalez. Before he was awarded with the leadership of GALEO, he was also a MALDEF lobbyist under the Gold Dome where he is known for his vitriolic outbursts at Republican legislators in committee hearings and hallways. Gonzalez and his anti-enforcement corporation have actively fought every immigration enforcement bill in the state legislature since 2003.
Gonzalez once brought the leader of the Socialist Workers party into Georgia to fight for driver’s licenses for illegal aliens.
Gonzalez boasts on the GALEO website that American luminary Jane Fonda was a GALEO “founding friend.” A leader in Atlanta’s LGBTQ community, Gonzalez is also noted for his antics at a 2011 business luncheon at the Coosa County Country Club focused on use of E-Verify to detect newly hired illegal aliens by private employers in Georgia. Gonzalez had angrily shouted at Rome’s diminutive Republican state Representative Katie Dempsey from the audience after the event and was escorted off the property by local police according to the Rome News Tribune.
I was in the state Capitol in 2011 when Capitol Police warned Gonzalez that he would be removed if he continued his hallway-screaming at GOP state Senator Renee Unterman after she spoke in favor of immigration enforcement. Jerry is not what most would call “tolerant.”
A condensed list of Gonzalez’s accomplishments running GALEO Inc. include fearlessly marching in the streets of Atlanta demanding amnesty for illegals and escorting a busload of illegal aliens into the state Senate Chamber. GALEO has actively opposed voter ID (it’s “anti-Hispanic”), English as the official language of government in Georgia (“it would be an insult to “our culture”), ICE holds for criminal illegals in Georgia jails (“…bad for communities”) and in 2011 joined the ACLU and the SPLC in a federal lawsuit to stop state implementation of HB 87, the “Illegal Immigration Reform and Enforcement Act of 2011” – apparently enforcement of immigration law is “anti-immigrant.”
After this writer and several other pro-enforcement citizens spoke in favor of HB 202 in the House Public Safety and Homeland Security committee in 2019, we watched as GALEO lobbyists joined the SPLC and the Hamas-linked Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) lobbyists in testifying against advancement of the bill. HB 202 would have required the Georgia Department of Corrections to publish a public, quarterly report on the number of foreigners in the state prison system, the number of that group who already are subjects of ICE detainers, their home nations and crimes committed along with the percentage of the entire prison population these aliens represent.
I write “would have” because the Republican-dominated House Rules Committee killed the bill.
Sponsors at GALEO fund raisers have included the Coca Cola Co., Telemundo, Western Union, Cox Communications (parent company of the liberal Atlanta Journal Constitution newspaper), Georgia Power, State Farm Ins. Co., Univision, Atlanta’s Kilpatrick Townsend law firm and Southwest airlines.
I watched in person sometime about 2005 as Gonzalez marched in protest of then-CNN newsman Lou Dobbs with a large group of fellow travelers carrying signs calling Dobbs a “racist” with other placards reading “THIS IS OUR CONTINENT- GO BACK TO EUROPE!” I asked some of the group with Gonzalez to where my black friends who opposed illegal immigration should return. “Africa” was the quick, loud, and defiant reply.
I am out of space for now but not close to the end of the story. Please save this edition and see here next time for more recent information on how deeply GALEO is involved in Georgia politics and how our state government really works. You won’t get this from “the news.”
Part 2.
The Islander
October 31, 2022
More on the illegal alien lobby in Georgia – GALEO Inc. and our government
In my previous column here, we began an insider’s account and history of the corporate-funded GALEO Inc. as related to our government. As promised, here is some additional information. It’s worth the reader’s time to check out the October 17, 2022 edition of The Islander if you missed part one.
The innocuously named Georgia Association of Latino and Elected Officials Corp. (GALEO) is run by former MALDEF lobbyist and Biden-supporter Jerry (Gerardo E.) Gonzalez, who is known for badgering female Republican state legislators and escorting admitted illegal aliens into the state Senate Chamber. Gonzalez has been widely quoted in liberal news media as part of the effort to erase the obvious difference between illegal aliens and real immigrants – like this writer’s adopted sister. Gonzalez says use of the word “illegal” in the term illegal immigrant/alien is akin to use of “the N-word.”
It is imperative that readers understand a large part of the names of far-left groups are intended to provide a basis for mindless marginalization of critics. Example: “You don’t agree with us? You must be “anti-Latino.” “You oppose illegal immigration? – you are against Hispanics, and you are clearly “anti-immigrant.” Those of us who have been fighting for enforcement and sanity on immigration for decades were being attacked with the shameless race-baiting and name calling long before the Democrats and the liberal media took the practice mainstream and nationwide.
A 2015 press release from community organizer Gonzalez provides important insight into part of GALEO’s dangerous agenda: “On behalf of GALEO, I would like to commend Fulton County Commissioners’ leadership and resolution urging the Fulton County Sheriff to stop honoring the ICE hold requests in order to keep families together but to also enhance public safety. We urge the Fulton County Sheriff to move forward quickly and implement the recommendation.”
The liberal Atlanta Journal Constitution newspaper refers to GALEO as a “civil rights group.”
GALEO’s Institute for Leadership (“a nationally recognized Latinx leadership program”) conducts classes every year to train future leftist community organizers – in partnership with UGA’s J.W. Fanning Institute. Really.
In 2015 then President Barack Obama nominated GALEO board member, tactician, and fundraiser Dax Lopez for a lifetime seat on the federal bench in the Northern District of Georgia. Lopez was also a DeKalb County state court judge at the time. Happily, the confirmation process was stopped by then U.S. Senator David Perdue after Perdue was presented with irrefutable facts about GALEO by the Dustin Inman Society. Thank you, Senator Perdue.
Fast forward to 2022 Georgia: Dax Lopez was appointed to the prestigious and powerful state Judicial Qualifications Commission in June. The JQC educates Georgia judges about their ethical duties and conducts investigations and hearings regarding judges’ misconduct. Really.
Readers may have assumed that Georgia politicians, especially Republican elected officials who present themselves as conservatives would avoid all things GALEO Inc.
Consider this: GALEO board member and current Democrat candidate for state senate Jason Esteves (District 6, Fulton County area) is a favorite to win the seat Nov 8th. Current Republican state Senator Jason Anavitarte (Paulding Co) was a GALEO board member about the time he ran for the state House – as a Democrat. In June 2019, Gov Brian Kemp appointed then Doraville police chief John King as Georgia’s Insurance and Safety Fire Commissioner. An ecstatic Jerry Gonzalez boasted to the media that “several years ago, Chief John King served as a keynote speaker for one of GALEO’s Power Breakfasts, one of our annual fundraising events…we look forward to working alongside his leadership,” Gonzalez gushed.
In 2015 then Secretary of State Brian Kemp and Attorney General Sam Olens, Republicans both, attended the 12th annual GALEO “Power Breakfast.” Then Gov. Nathan Deal (R) was scheduled to attend but changed plans at the last minute. Another notable attendee that year was AJC political reporter and blogger Greg Bluestein who was captured in a GALEO promo photo wearing a name tag provided by one of the corporate sponsors – not the press ID that normally hangs from working reporter’s necks.
It is a sad truism that most people have no idea how their government really works. We have done a bare outline of just one corporate-funded leftist group here. Unless you already visit our websites, follow us on Facebook or me on Twitter (@DAKDIS), we are guessing you read it here first.
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October 23, 2022
By Inger Eberhar
Border Patrol agents and other law enforcement officers encountered roughly 2.5 million illegal aliens in the fiscal year that just ended September 30 — shattering the previous record of 1.7 million set last year. That number will only grow if one supposedly conservative group gets its way.
The well-financed State Freedom Caucus Network (SFCN), an offshoot of the congressional Freedom Caucus, deploys extensive resources to promote conservative values in state capitols across America. Recently, in Arizona, the group helped pass the “most expansive school choice legislation in recent memory,” in the words of Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey. Riding high after that victory, SFCN boasted the Arizona law is “model legislation that we have every intention of passing in every state.”
SFCN recently began its nationwide push to duplicate that law in Georgia.
Three separate bills failed in the last session of the Georgia legislature that would have allowed school choice vouchers, worth thousands of dollars each, to go to illegal immigrants. Replacement measures have been promised that would burden Georgia taxpayers and attract even more illegal aliens. Georgia already has the 7th-highest population of illegal residents in the nation. A study by University of Wisconsin researchers found illegal immigrants consistently cite superior American schools as a key reason for remaining in the United States.
Lawmakers should tweak the legislation to ensure that taxpayer dollars don’t flow to illegal alien households… More here.
The column below originally ran on the subscription news and opinion website Insider Advantage Georgia and is posted here with permission.
“Lacking language that excluded illegal immigrants from this “driver’s seat” position, had the bills passed, Georgia Republicans would have created a system in which illegal alien parents/guardians had authority to distribute and directly manage taxpayer funds for a private school education for their illegal alien children.”
By Inger Eberhart
Inger Eberhart is Communications Director and a member of the advisory board of the Georgia-based Dustin Inman Society
One of the first things I learned in my years as an occasional citizen lobbyist under the Gold Dome was that one should not accept the hype or the “trust us” narrative on any legislation unless and until you actually read the bill. As the old adage goes, “the devil is in the details.”
That advice should be taken to heart by voters who are understandably clamoring for legislative financial help in moving their children from the public K-12 school system and the legislators and conservative groups pushing for “school choice” in Georgia.
Another hard-earned lesson in judging the worth of legislation is to keep a firm grasp on reality while all about you are howling for quick passage of what seems to be a “popular” bill.
Some too-often ignored reality in Georgia is that Border Patrol agents and other law enforcement officers encountered roughly 2.5 million illegal aliens in the fiscal year that just ended September 30 — smashing the previous record of 1.7 million set last year.
More reality: For a large share of these illegal border crossers, Georgia is a very popular destination. We are already home to more illegal aliens than live in Arizona.
School choice is a solid idea. Encouraging and rewarding illegal immigration into Georgia with offers of a taxpayer-financed private K-12 school education isn’t. The former does not have to include the latter.
In the fiscal year ended September 30, at least 266,000 unaccompanied migrant children/minors have been encountered at the southern border, per U.S. Customs & Border Protection agency data. That’s almost enough to fill up UGA’s Sanford Stadium three times. Jessica Vaughan at the Center for Immigration Studies in Washington tells us that about 80% of the minors are placed with family members who are already living here illegally – including in Georgia.
A 2013 study of the motivation of illegal immigrants in choosing U.S. locations as migration destinations (“Why we stay…”) from University of Wisconsin researchers reported that illegal immigrants consistently cite superior American schools as a key reason for remaining in the United States.
In the 2021-2022 General Assembly, three separate “school choice” bills were introduced by Republican sponsors. HB 60 and HB 999 were stopped in the House committee process and SB 601 was defeated on the floor when the vote came for final passage. None of them had genuine, effective, or workable language to exclude illegal alien students or families from accessing the taxpayer funded “Promise Scholarship” accounts set up for students.
The bills, products of model legislation from the open borders Cato Institute-linked American Federation for Children, set up accounts that could be used for private school tuition, private tutoring and homeschool co-ops. Advocates say the bills would have “put the parents in the driver’s seat…” Indeed.
The process of administering the tax dollars sent to “Promise Scholarship” accounts for the students would have been done by the parents or guardians. Further, the legislation set up an oversight committee process made up of parents who would have had the legal ability to decide on eligible scholarship expenses.
Lacking language that excluded illegal immigrants from this “driver’s seat” position, had the bills passed, Georgia Republicans would have created a system in which illegal alien parents/guardians had authority to distribute and directly manage taxpayer funds for a private school education for their illegal alien children. Not many thinking Georgians of any description can believe this “school choice” benefit would serve to deter illegal immigration into the Peach State.
A poll on the subject from the school choice advocacy group ‘GeorgiaCAN’ shows high favorable numbers on the “Promise Scholarship” concept described here, but the element of sending illegal immigrant children to private schools courtesy of Georgia taxpayers was not part of the survey.
We submit that the results of a voter poll with a simple question “do you favor the use of tax dollars to send illegal immigrant students to private school in Georgia?” would not be useful in selling most voters on any poorly written school choice legislation in the 2023-2024 General Assembly.
An August letter to the editor published in my hometown Cherokee Tribune from an independent conservative voter summed up the sentiment of a large swath of informed voters with “as a black, conservative American who votes Republican, it is impossible to express my own outrage that any politician would suggest that we increase the benefits already offered to illegals and thereby make Georgia even more attractive to the endless stream of illegals the GOP claims to want to stop.”
A 1982 Supreme Court decision, Plyler v Doe, requires states to offer K-12 public education to students regardless of immigration status. There is no law or ruling that creates a requirement for Georgia taxpayers to send illegal aliens to private school. Legislators with serious intent to pass “school choice” legislation should include common sense language that limits eligibility to U.S. citizens and green card holders.
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Please read the entire column from Inger at Insider Advantage.
Email on top received 4:12 PM Nov 3, 2022 (screen shot pated on bottom)
Mr. King,
I have had a conversation with our District Attorney, Herb Cranford. I have forwarded him all the information that you have provided me regarding possible verification requirement violations pertaining to Carroll County contracts. He will review this and get back in touch with me. Thanks.
Brad Robinson
Chief Deputy
Carroll County Sheriff’s Office
Carrollton, Georgia 30116
770-830-5990
From: D.A. King <Dking1952@comcast.net>
Sent: Thursday, November 3, 2022 11:22 AM
To: Brad Robinson <brobinson@carrollsheriff.com>
Cc: Terry Langley <tlangley@carrollsheriff.com>; Sue Horn <SueHorn.StarNews@gmail.com>
Subject: Re: Addition to Oct. 3 complaint. Re: Carroll County government – OCGA 13-10-91
Cheif Deputy Richardson,
Thanks for the note. I had already sent an email on this (violation of OCGA 13-10-91) to Mr. Ben Skipper who was on the recent conference call with Mr. Jackson and two staffers. He had sent me samples of the documents Carroll County was now collecting for compliance on OCGA 50-36-1, 50-36-2 & OCGA 60-30-6. I paste that email exchange below:
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My request to the sheriff was to forward my complaint, including the update I sent you and Sheriff Langley on October 31, to the GBI for investigation of thousands of long-term violations of state laws to which the parties in Carroll County government have now admitted.
Respectfully, it will certainly be a step forward if Carroll County decides to obey the law but my complaint concerns past and current violation. Sheriff Langley was clear with me on the phone last week that he would send my complaint to the GBI. Please let me know if that promise has changed? I would send the complaints to GBI myself, but as you know, they instruct citizens to go through local law enforcement. You agreed to give me a heads up when your office sent my complaint to GBI. I look forward to that notification, please sir?
Thank you,
D.A. King
404-316-6712
On Nov 3, 2022, at 10:37 AM, Brad Robinson <brobinson@carrollsheriff.com> wrote:
Mr. King,
I have spoken to, and sent your latest addition to your complaint to our County Attorney (Avery Jackson) regarding possible violations of the verification requirements pertaining to Carroll County contracts. Mr. Jackson will be in contact with you to discuss your latest complaint to ensure that Carroll County is in compliance with the law. Thank you.
Brad Robinson
Chief Deputy
Carroll County Sheriff’s Office
Carrollton, Georgia 30116
770-830-5990
From: D.A. King <Dking1952@comcast.net>
Sent: Monday, October 31, 2022 6:47 PM
To: Terry Langley <tlangley@carrollsheriff.com>
Cc: Brad Robinson <brobinson@carrollsheriff.com>; Sue Horn <SueHorn.StarNews@gmail.com>
Subject: Addition to Oct. 3 complaint. Re: Carroll County government – OCGA 13-10-91
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