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Ev Robinson in the Cherokee Tribune Ledger News: Letter – A Note to Georgia Republicans on illegal immigration

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January 24, 2023

Opinion

A note on state government to my Republican friends:

Believe it or not, a bill passed last year in the Republican-managed Georgia Senate created a new, and additional, taxpayer-funded Adult Education program for the state that included illegal “migrants.” The eligibility parameters in SB 112 were that beneficiaries: “reside in this state; be 21 years of age or older; and have not attained a high school diploma.” Assuming an expert estimate of the illegal “migrant” population of Georgia (400,000) is accurate, the bill would likely have extended “welcome to Georgia” benefits to about 50,000 illegals.

Only one Republican in the Senate voted “no” on this lunacy.

The bill, sponsored by Sen. Jason Anavitarte (R- Dallas) was promoted as the “Workforce EXCELeration” measure. Never mind that illegal aliens are not legally eligible to work anywhere in the U.S.

And most conservative voters aren’t going to sit quietly while a law is put in place that would allow illegal aliens to serve on a “school choice” oversight committee. But the GOP-pushed “School Choice” legislation (SB 233) does exactly that. It took years of pressure for the Republican sponsors to change the bill to exclude students in the country illegally from the proposed private school benefit. They need to do the same for parents.

The above examples are not from “elect me” promises you hear in campaign speeches, but it is happening under the Gold Dome while political “journalists” help keep the secret.

See also the little known “Dual Enrollment” program that puts high school students in college classes in the name of “expanding the workforce.” Taxpayers pay 100% of the tuition, plus books and fees. Illegal aliens are welcomed into the program. This while conservative activists battle every year to stop GOP legislation that would award in-state tuition in our public colleges to illegally present foreign students who have already graduated from our tax-funded high schools. Never mind that illegal aliens are not legally eligible to work anywhere in the U.S.

Then there is the ongoing Georgia “Registered Apprenticeship Program” (RAP) that allows employers to send employees to the state technical college system to be “upskilled” at taxpayer’s expense. The state will pay up to $50,000 to the employer who sends workers to be trained. What a deal!

As has been uncovered by pro-enforcement immigration activist D.A. King (see ImmigrationPoliticsGA.com), there is nothing in the state law that created the RAP that excludes either illegally present employees or employers. Never mind that illegal aliens are not generally eligible to work anywhere in the U.S.

Dear Republican legislators and neighbors: This conservative, independent, pro-borders, Black American wants to vote GOP for state level candidates. Please provide some incentive.

Everett Robinson

Canton

  • Ev is a founding member of the Dustin Inman Society board of advisors.

“Undocumented immigrants can participate in the Registered Apprenticeship Program” – reply to our question from Kimberly Burgess at Coastal Pines Tech SB 379

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“Undocumented immigrants can participate in the Registered Apprenticeship Program. They will need to have the ability to pay out of pocket for tuition/fees/books associated with their academic program. The rate of tuition and fees are more for foreign students (non-us citizens).”

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On Nov 20, 2023, at 8:48 AM, Kimberly Burgess <kburgess@coastalpines.edu> wrote:

Good morning **** **,

Thank you so much for reaching out to me regarding the Registered Apprenticeship Program offered at Coastal Pines Technical College. The apprenticeship program is an on-the-job training program that is offered to current students at Coastal Pines. You must be enrolled in an academic program at the college to participate.

 

There are two pathways to participation in the program:

Pathway 1 – Current Coastal Pines Student Placement

  • This pathway allows current students to be placed in an apprenticeship employment position with one of 31 apprenticeship partners.

If you are not enrolled at the college, you would need to apply for admissions and be accepted to the college.

  • Link to the Admissions Application: https://coastalpines.edu/admissions/apply-now
  • It is FREE Application Month for the month of November. You can apply for free using the code MATCH23
  • You would work with the Office of Admissions to get admitted and then an academic advisor would work with you to select classes.

Pathway 2 – Apprenticeship Partner Employees Can Enroll in Classes

  • If you are an employee at a participating Apprenticeship Partner and you need to gain an additional skill or trade, the company can choose to send you to the college to enroll in an academic program that aligns with the job you have at the company.

Undocumented immigrants can participate in the Registered Apprenticeship Program. They will need to have the ability to pay out of pocket for tuition/fees/books associated with their academic program. The rate of tuition and fees are more for foreign students (non-us citizens).

 If you have any questions, please let me know.

Take Care,

Kimberly

 

 

Kimberly Burgess, M.S.

Coastal Pines Technical College

Golden Isles Campus

Apprenticeship Coordinator

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Original email with our question

—-Original Message—–
From:
Sent: Friday, November 17, 2023 6:37 AM
To: Kimberly Burgess <kburgess@coastalpines.edu>
Subject: I want to learn more!
Please tell us how undocumented immigrants can participate in the apprenticeship program?
Thank you,
**** **

 

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D.A. King, 1 April 1952 – 5 March 2025

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We are sorry to inform you that D.A. King, President and founder of the Dustin Inman Society, has left us.

Donald (“D.A.”) Arthur King, 1 April 1952 – 5 March 2025.

D.A. King left this life and his work for the nation that he loved, confident that he has done his best. D.A. passed on peacefully after a private battle with cancer.

“Once a Marine, always a Marine” – D.A. was always visibly proud of his service and his honorable discharge from the U.S. Marine Corps (1970-1976).

D.A. described himself as “pro-enforcement” on immigration and borders, an issue on which he dedicated the last 21 years of his life as an expert activist, writer and public speaker.

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