Thread: GA: illegals moving from one county to the other?

This article is about the 200 people that protested in downtown Atlanta.
It also claims that a family moved from Cobb Co. to Gwinnett Co. due to Cobb's deportation. I think that Gwinnett Co. and the rest of Georgia needs to step up to the plate. Just having them move from one location to another is no help.

http://www.ajc.com/metro/content/metro/ ... _0502.html

The exact same thing is happening here in North Carolina. Unfortunately, I happen to live in one of the counties thats on the recieving end of Mod-Edit. I can only hope that after the next election the programs go statewide instead of by county.

I can only hope that after the next election the programs go statewide instead of by county.

Exactly....but even then way too many say if the Federal Government doesn't take a stance then anything the states do is nothing but shifting from county to county and they fight anyway. Why should towns like Carpentersville and such have to make English the official language when it's already the official language of the state? Towns and counties declare themselves sanctuarys when the rest of the state is against it. Their decision then spills off on the rest of us.....it's just plain crazy.

The ONLY way to do it is to give the WHOLE nation a CLEAN sweep!

About 200 people gathered on the steps of the state capitol Thursday to protest immigration raids and deportations.

The rally, organized by the Georgia Latino Alliance for Human Rights, called for comprehensive immigration reform and an end to the kinds of deportation agreements in effect in Cobb County's jail. From July through March, Cobb sheriff's deputies have worked with federal agents to identity and process 1,632 people for deportation.

Georgia protesters called for human rights for workers everywhere.

The United States has the RIGHT TO DEPORT illegal aliens.

Illegal aliens and their supporters do not like the accurate term illegal aliens and prefer the misnomer 'undocumented workers'.

'Undocumented' in what? Documents include papers more than visas.
no medical license?
no marriage license?
no business license?
no lease?
no credit card?
no fishing license?
etc.

'Workers' implies all are employed.
spouses do not always work
infants, children and teens do not work
elderly relatives do not always work
engaged in illegal activities does not constitute the normal definition of work

Georgia protesters called for human rights for workers everywhere.

By their own 'admission' and 'volcabulary' they are excluding family members with the term 'workers'.

Everywhere includes their home country.

The right to be heard does not automatically include the right to be taken seriously.
* Hubert H. Humphrey