Honoring Immigrants Event: Real Immigrants Do Not Require Amnesty

Honoring Immigrants: An Expert, Pro-Enforcement Conversation on Immigration…

February 8, 2020

Organized by D.A. King and the Dustin Inman Society.

Reminder: Immigrants do not require amnesty

The Dustin Inman Society, established in 2005, has organized many rallies against amnesty and for immigration enforcement. Our original website and blog is here. Our constant reminder has always been that we cannot honor real immigrants who join the American family according to our rules and the rich tradition of immigration if we do not enforce our immigration laws. To many on the anti-borders side – including in the liberal media – that is grounds for ridiculous and malicious, false accusations of being “anti-immigrant.”

This comes as no small surprise to the immigrants on the advisory board of the Dustin Inman Society.

Photos of some of our rallies and protests can be seen here on the original DIS site. Educational videos, including some showing our rallies against another amnesty across from the White house in Washington D.C. can be seen here.

Our most recent event, held in Atlanta in February, 2020, with a diverse list of well-known pro-enforcement voices, including immigrants, was “Honoring Immigrants: An Expert, Pro-Enforcement Conversation on Immigration. While a surprise snow storm reduced attendance in the sold-out 130 seat room, we are proud of the result and of the many Americans from all walks of life and all descriptions who attended and gained an education on the human and monetary cost of illegal immigration.

Mr. Tom Homan, former Acting Director of ICE was our Keynote Speaker. Tom was a hit with the crowd and I am happy to have made a new friend. Mr. Homan was very surprised to learn that Gov Brian Kemp had not followed through on his campaign promises on illegal immigration – even after he was endorsed by President Trump. He made that surprise and his anger known at the meeting and urged attendees to call the governor’s office at 404-656-1776.

Feb 8, 2020 DIS immigration forum.

The original Eventbrite announcement and invitation can be seen here and photos and a narrative of the day can be seen here from the original DIS website and blog. News coverage of the immigration seminar can be read here from FetchYourNews.com .

We will soon announce our next event aimed at education on illegal immigration.

The below open records request to TCSG is pasted in reverse order – my original ORR is on the bottom., most recent reply on top.

D.A. King,

Thank you for your patience, D.A., and for taking the time to submit your Open Records Request. Pursuant to subparagraph (b)(I)(A) of O.C.G.A. 50-18-71, we are responding in a reasonable timeframe. You have requested copies of SAVE affidavits, applications, and Secure and Verifiable ID documents collected from specified employer participants in the apprenticeship program.

At this time, the requested records do not exist. The awarded companies were recently announced, and we are in the initial stages of the contracting process. This process includes the hiring of apprentices, submission of required documentation, and the verification of information prior to contracts to be drafted and executed.

It is anticipated that the requested records may become available by late February or early March. It would be best to submit a new request at that time to obtain the information.

Should you have any additional questions or require further clarification, please do not hesitate to contact our office.

When submitting future requests, use our ORR portal: Legal Services – TCSG | Technical College System of Georgia

Kind regards,

Leigh Keever

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Leigh Keever, M.A.

Policy Coordinator

Office of Legal Services

Technical College System of Georgia

1800 Century Place, NE, Ste. 400

Atlanta, GA 30345

404-679-4971–office

lkeever@tcsg.edu |www.TCSG.edu

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From: D. A. King <dk
Sent: Tuesday, December 3, 2024 11:32 AM
To: Keever, Leigh <lkeever@tcsg.edu>
Subject: Re: ORR

CAUTION:This email originated from outside of the organization. Do not click links or open attachments unless you recognize the sender and know the content is safe.

Thank you.

dak

Sent from my iPhone

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On Dec 3, 2024, at 11:28 AM, Keever, Leigh <lkeever@tcsg.edu> wrote:

Mr. King,

Thank you for contacting the TCSG with your Open Records Act request. Pursuant to subparagraph (b)(I)(A) of O.C.G.A. 50-18-71 we wanted to notify you that the breadth of acquiring the requested data will take longer than the 3-day period. We anticipate having the documents you are requesting to you no later than Friday the 13^th of December.

We appreciate your patience and understanding.

Kind regards,

Leigh Keever

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Leigh Keever, M.A.

Policy Coordinator

Office of Legal Services

Technical College System of Georgia

1800 Century Place, NE, Ste. 400

Atlanta, GA 30345

404-679-4971–office

lkeever@tcsg.edu |www.TCSG.edu

___________________

From: D.A. King <>
Sent: Monday, December 2, 2024 10:15 AM
To: Keever, Leigh <lkeever@tcsg.edu>; D’Alessio, Mark <MDAlessio@tcsg.edu>
Subject: ORR

Please regard this email as my official open record request for copies of documents pertaining to compliance with OCGA 50-36-1 in the HDAP Apprenticeship Program.

Please send me copies of SAVE affidavits, applications, and Secure and Verifiable ID collected from the below employer participants in the apprenticeship program. I understand that there may be some redaction.

5 Points Electrical

Ace Electric Inc.

All & Everything LLC

Ascendum Machinery Inc

B & W Mechanical Contractors, Inc.

Bargeron Electric Company LLC

Caterpillar BCP, Inc.

Croy Electrical Inc.

Silver Sheet Metal

Delta Plumbing Inc.

Thank you,

D.A. King.