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President Donald Trump
MALDEF
American families matter
Georgia Latino Alliance for Human Rights (GLAHR) anti-enforcement
Back the Blue!
Enforcement works!
Billy and Kathy Inman with then – Secretary of DHS, John Kelly and Congressman Bob Goodlatte in Washington D.C. 2017
Hero ICE Agents need local help! Yes to 287(g)
On the border in Mexico
Truth
National Lawyers Guild – Anti-enforcement
SPLC admits real goal
New Stacey Abrams
We miss Terry Anderson
Michelle Malkin/D.A. King on media support for SPLC smears
Unsung American heroes
“Moral Turpitude”
Dustin Inman Society supporters outside congressional hearing on illegal immigration in Gainesville, GA. 2006
Text Dustin to help!
On her way to enter USA illegally
Tax-payer funded private school for illegals?
Tell the liberal media!
DIS billboards helped kill the 2013 amnesty attempts in Washington D.C.
Schumer
D.A. King on Univision with Jorge Ramos
D.A. King, then Gov Sonny Perdue, law enforcement and legislators at 2008 bill signing, SB350
Dax Lopez ties to GALEO inc.
Foreign languages for GA drivers license test
We advocate for official English in government not “English only”
Blackmarket labor makes higher profits *BuzzFeed
We agree
Billy and Kathy Inman with photo of Dustin
“Georgiafornia”
There are no jobs Americans will not do!
Rep. Vernon Jones, D.A. King 2007 – DIS rally against McCain/Kennedy amnesty bill
Nogales, AZ, USA Port of Entry
Discredited SPLC
Contrary to GA law
Anchor babies
Marietta, GA. 2007
American workers last?
Open borders
Globalist
Rejected for consideration to federal bench because of ties to GALEO
Illegal immigration invasion consequences
SPLC admission
Illegal alien lobby
Did you know?
Billy and Kathy Inman
Monetary cost
Illegal alien lobby lobbies against immigration enforcement in GA Capitol
2017 GA Capitol hearing on Sen Josh McKoon Resolution to end unrecorded votes in state senate. McKoon’s effort was put down with an unrecorded vote.
Former SPLC staffer on the SPLC con
Reducing legal immigration numbers
Tool of the left
Somebody tell the media!
DACA 11th circuit
D.A. King and friends on AZ/Mexico border 2019
Standing on the border 2006, Cochise Co. Arizona- D.A. King served as border guide to then GA legislators: Tom Graves, Martin Scott, DAK, Chip Rogers, Barry Loudermilk
Reminder on U.S. border
Anti-enforcement smear group, SPLC, has off-shore accounts
AJC immigration reporter Jeremy Redmon with assorted leftist, anti-enforcement activists, circa 2018
How crazy are they?
We need official English for government
Illegally riding box cars to get to USA to enter illegally
Clila- Coalición De Líderes Latinos – (Coalition of Latino Leaders -CLILA) anti-enforcement mob marching against Georgia’s HB87 Illegal Immigration Reform and Enforcement Act of 2011 which included required use of E-Verify
Illegal alien capitol of Georgia
D.A. King with long-time pro-American activists Kay Godwin (L) and Pat Tippett 2017
Real immigrants are legal
They didn’t serve for open borders
Undocumented is racial code Soltis
Just one monetary cost!
Real immigrants have green cards
“Honor First”
Hate mongers for profit?
SPLC was one of the participants in this Atlanta anti-enforcement protest, circa 2017
President Barack Obama in Cuba where murderous Che Guevara is a hero
Obama: High immigration depresses blue-collar wages
Univision’s Jorge Ramos on amnesty
They hate borders?
Azedeh Shahshahani of ‘Project South’ at an Atlanta SPLC anti-enforcement rally
Hands up are voting “YES” – March 9, 2020 GA House Judiciary Non-Civil committee on anti-sanctuary city bill, HB 1083. Republican Deborah Silcox, did not vote. The GOP Speaker later killed the bill.
2004 near Az/Mexico border – Terry Anderson (RIP), Bill King (RIP), D.A.King, Glenn Spencer (RIP)
We agree
Socialist Workers Party books offered at anti-borders rally at GA Capitol circa 2009
Illegal aliens
Pro-American advocates at 2009 KSU event featuring former Mexican president Vicente Fox who pushes for open borders.
More illegals than border state Arizona
Five 9/11 terrorists were visa overstays
D.A. King lobbying against amnesty, 2007 – Washington D.C.
Hello?
Good question!
Liberal media ignores facts like these
Social Security fraud is a felony
2020 ICE stats on illegal alien crime
D.A. King blocked by FWDus – Is this “tolerance irony?”
The late Terry Anderson, D.A. King, Washington D.C. 2003
Sen. Zell Miller to D.A. King: “Thanks for your work”
GOP Georgiafornia
Releasing illegal aliens
“Dreamers” speak out
Caravan “We want to vote in the USA!”
We support E-verify for all employers
DIS bumper sticker
DIS immigration forum with Tom Homan, Feb. 2020
Anti-enforcement
Corporate Georgia sponsors anti-enforcement GALEO
Educated voters make illegal immigration “an issue”
The Georgia Latino Alliance for Human Rights (GLAHR) at Gold Dome
“Make America Aztlan Again!” – also “No Haters!” Protest against USA in California. Circa 2007.Aztlan refers to the Mexican territories purchased by the U.S. after the Mexican–American War of 1846–1848
D.A. King blocked on Twitter by AJC immigration reporter
2009 bill signing
Illegal alien lobby
ICE Agents are heroes
Illegal alien offers directions
Illegal aliens
True!
Anti-enforcement & Soros funded
Billy Inman – RIP
Criminal aliens in federal prisons
Chain migration explained
SPLC lobbys in GA
The anti-borders crazies deliver their message
No more amnesty!
Open borders BLM
Documents
Reasonable question
By D.A. King
The below media request was sent at 11:04 AM July 8, 2024 to various officials and staff at TCSG
mdalessio@tcsg.edu, bsims@tcsg.edu, gdozier@tcsg.edu, jmckoon@tcsg.edu, tharris@tcsg.edu , kkirchler@tcsg.edu , mdollar@tcsg.edu , mpeevy@tcsg.edu
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To whom it may concern at TCSG,
I am writing an educational opinion column focused on the change instituted by lines 197 – 201 inSB 497 as passed in the 2024 legislative session to the Registered Apprenticeship Program (RAPs) operated by TCSG as part of the newly renamed HDAP. Line 201 adds “Apprenticeships” to the list of public benefits in OCGA 50-36-1 (“Verification of Lawful Presence Within the United States”). I have been working with OCGA 50-36-1 since it was created in 2006. Generally, this addition to the law creates a mandate for applicants for the public benefit of “Apprenticeships” to complete and submit applications, affidavits and “Secure and Verifiable ID” while making TCSG responsible to collecting the documents and being registered with the federal SAVE program as a way of verifying eligibility of the applicant in the administration process.
Willful violation of the code section by an agency head can be prosecuted as a high and aggravated misdemeanor.
I did extensive research with assistance from your office in December 2023 and January 2024 on the apprenticeship program and am all but certain that I was informed the TCSG did not require an application for a prospective apprentice as that was done at the federal level. I assume the new law has changed that scenario and that there is now an application process in place in Georgia. I note that the USDOL apprentice application does not require an SSN.
In addition to this request for comment I am submitting an open records request today to TCSG asking for a copy of any application needed to satisfy the new requirement and copies of any documents that have been processed for prospective participants in the apprenticeship program since the law became effective on July 1. My ORR will include a request for copies of applications for participation in the apprenticeship benefit by apprentices themselves, and also employers and sponsors who desire to send employees to be “unskilled” at taxpayer expense and become beneficiaries of state funding to create and expand Registered Apprenticeship Programs (RAPs).
Supra.com has reported that “through RAPs, employers can access support to train skilled workers and meet their workforce needs. Currently, Georgia has more than 10,000 apprentices in RAPs.”
I am also interested in educating readers on the inclusion of H1-B workers in the RAP. Please note that I was assured by TCSG staff earlier this year that “undocumented immigrants” can participate in the RAP and by another staffer that H1-B workers were apprenticeship beneficiaries.
To insure a fair, balanced and accurate write up of TCSG’s adherence to the law and to explain the changes made by the TCSG staff to accommodate the new mandate, I would welcome any input, comment, explanation and description of any newly instituted administrative practices by TCSG in this regard from your office.
I will likely have additional questions on details as follow-up. I would be grateful for your input in my effort to educate readers that includes many Georgia legislators.
I not only write on my own blog (ImmigrationPoliticsGA.com), but also at James Magazine Online, various Georgia newspapers, Breitbart News and The Federalist.
Please contact me with any questions. I look forward to your input. My deadline is Noon, Friday, July 12, 2024.
Thank you for your consideration.
D.A. King
Marietta
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Response received from TCSG’s Mark D’Allessio (Executive Director Office of Communications, TCSG) on July 11, 2024 at 2:18 PM
“Hi Mr. King
To administer S.B. 497 the Technical College System of Georgia (TCSG), Office of Workforce Development (OWD) anticipates carrying out the following procedure in reference to the requirements of O.C.G.A § 50-36-1. We anticipate that this procedure will be included in the High Demand Apprenticeship Program Policy and Procedures document reviewed and approved by the TCSG Board at a later date, but prior to the start of the application period.
For an employer to be eligible for a contract to be executed with TCSG, the employer must submit to OWD the following required documents:
The following process would be completed by the individual apprentice:
Federal Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlements (SAVE) Program
In accordance with Georgia law (O.C.G.A § 50-36-1), the Office of Workforce Development will require apprentices whose employer receive funds from the High Demand Apprenticeship Program to provide the following documents as verification of lawful presence in the U.S:
At least one (1) Secure and Verifiable document (for apprentice)
o Driver’s License/State ID
o U.S. Passport
o Military ID
o U.S. Permanent Resident Card (Green card), etc.
Signed Verification of Eligibility for Public Benefit Affidavit w/ One of the Three Categories Selected (for apprentice)
o U.S. Citizen
o Legal permanent resident of the U.S
o Qualified Alien or Non-immigrant under the Federal Immigration & Nationality Act
Applicants who identify themselves as Qualified Aliens/Non-immigrants on the affidavit must be verified through the federal Systematic Alien Verification for Entitlements program (SAVE).
The contract award agreement will be issued to the employer contingent on the documents being submitted to TCSG and successfully passing SAVE verification. Any apprentice that fails to provide documentation or fails to pass verification will be ineligible to participate in the HDAP.
Once the contract agreement has been finalized and all apprentices have been verified, the employer is permitted to participate in the HDAP and receive associated funding per the contract agreement award terms and conditions.
Thank you
Mark”
Mark D’Alessio
Executive Director
Office of Communications
O: 404.679.1617 | C: 770.545.7545
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