Thread: Immigration Statute Impacts Roswell GA

Immigration Statute Impacts Roswell
Georgia's immigration enforcement statute, HB 87, pushed some illegal immigrants to leave.
By Timothy Gillman
roswell.patch.com
5:30am

The May passage of Georgia’s immigration enforcement law, House Bill 87, has already had an impact on Roswell, according to city officials and local leaders.

The passage of the bill - parts of which are on hold until their constitutionality is determined - led some illegal immigrants to leave Roswell and others to leave the state, according to experts, although the exact numbers are impossible to quantify.

“We got a number of calls and people were terribly frightened,â€

James Dunn, an immigration attorney

So sorry Mr. Dunn ( not really)! Proof positive that ANY law for enforcement WORKS! You don't like it 'cause you're losing the illegals business... never mind the fact that it HELPS your fellow LEGAL citizens. You sir are a MAJOR part of the problem.

With more potential employers worried about the potential consequences of hiring a day laborer, less illegal immigrants find work.

We need more of this all over the country

well let them all keep going back to mexico or china i don't care just go back home out of Out country NYC & all the other city are one hell
of a mess it was never like this . i also hear that they are going to Pa
wilkes barra boy it bad . but not for long they will not but up with the that the illegal immigrant no way in hell

No amnesty

"With more potential employers worried about the potential consequences of hiring a day laborer, less illegal immigrants find work."

To those who use illegal labor: You got yourself into a bad habit for profit. A good businessman will work it out.

BTW ,, maybe the young black fellows I used to see waiting for job picjkups will make a reappearance in Marietta. I do care a lot mpore about them, my fellow citizens than I do the invaders.

"“We had a number of churches call about the law, because they would go pick up people,â€