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Media Release sent to WSB-TV, CBS 46 and Fox Five #SPLC

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May 8, 2022

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

May 8, 2022

Inger Eberhart – Communications Director

The Dustin Inman Society

Inger.Eberhart@gmail.com

Pro-enforcement Immigration Watchdog Group Files Suit Against SPLC

      Donor-funded non-profit works to honor legal Immigration system

The Georgia-based Dustin Inman Society (DIS) has filed a defamation complaint in federal court calling for the Southern Poverty Law Center to retract concocted and baseless accusations of “anti-immigrant hate” and to publish an apology.

“With the full knowledge that we are a coalition made up of Americans of diverse descriptions – including proud immigrants – the SPLC has repeatedly spread false and libelous accusations that DIS is somehow an “anti-immigrant hate group,” said DIS founder and president D.A. King. “While we educate Georgians on the need for state legislation aimed at deterring the organized crime of illegal immigration in Georgia, the SPLC has worked against passage of such measures as anti-enforcement lobbyists in the Georgia Capitol.”

The complaint, which includes Mr. King as a Plaintiff, was filed in the Middle District of Alabama on April 27, 2022.

Inventing and peddling “hate groups” apparently pays very well. With nearly $600 million in assets the SPLC maintains over $160 million in offshore accounts, according to filings reported by the Washington Free Beacon. In 2019, the SPLC was rocked by internal allegations of racism and sexual harassment.

Like most extremist groups that work against immigration enforcement, the wealthy SPLC strives to confuse the public and erase the line between illegal aliens and real immigrants who join the American family lawfully. “As we have made clear for seventeen years, we take a Barbara Jordan approach to immigration” added Mr. King.

In February, 2020 DIS held an event titled “Honoring Immigrants: A Pro-enforcement Conversation on Immigration.”According to the SPLC, activities like this and advocating for secure borders and enforcement of American immigration laws constitutes “anti-immigrant hate” and “vilifying all immigrants.” DIS board member Inger Eberhart says her favorite illustration of the SPLC hate mongering was a 2015 post on NRO, ‘The Southern Poverty Law Center: Part Karl, Part Groucho.’

Founded in 2005 with personal funds, the Dustin Inman Society was named after a Woodstock, GA youth who is forever sixteen years-old after he was killed by an illegal alien in 2000.

More information at the Dustin Inman Society website or contact Inger Eberhart or D. A. King DA@thedustininmansociety.org  404-316-6712

Update: SPLC Motion To Dismiss 

From the public statements the SPLC ignores file: One of my many letters to the editor at the liberal AJC

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Note from D.A. – sometime after I sent my letter in, the editors changed the below description in the original (online) column to simply “activist” – without any note of the edit. The un-noted online edits happen a lot at this newspaper. The AJC has used the inaccurate and libelous “anti-immigration”/”anti-immigrant” phrases before – and since. They apparently consider it a game useful to their stated open borders agenda. Here is more from Bill Torpy, AJC columnist.
I’ll explain the SPLC hook another time…
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OPINION
READERS WRITE
June 8, 2018
Torpy dead wrong on his immigration conclusion

A recent column by the AJC’s Bill Torpy on the front of the Metro section falsely referred to me as an “anti-immigration activist.” The widely known truth is that for the last 15 years I have proudly fought for sanity in immigration and enforcement of American immigration laws. That effort is easily and succinctly described as “pro-enforcement.”

For the record – yet again – I am not “anti-immigration” any more than the folks at Mothers Against Drunk Driving are “anti-driving.” Neither is my adopted sister, who is an immigrant.In today’s media, the angry leftists who scream in

American streets waving placards that literally demand an end of immigration enforcement are usually described as “civil rights” or “immigrant rights” groups. Never the obvious “anti-enforcement” groups.

A majority of Americans – including millions of immigrants – support honoring our rich tradition of immigration with the unapologetic enforcement of our very liberal immigration laws. The fact that media writers intentionally and deceptively depict us as being “anti-immigration” is an illustration of the inherent liberal bias and eagerness to smear honest Americans on the most critical issue of our time.

AJC writer Torpy seems to be “anti-accuracy.”

D.A. KING, MARIETTA, PRESIDENT, THE DUSTIN INMAN SOCIETY

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Evidence SPLC

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Opponents of Lopez nomination make their case

https://www.ajc.com/blog/jay-bookman/opponents-lopez-nomination-make-their-case/vZWCSfK7xbdlcrn7NgqmsJ

GEORGIA VOICES
By Jay Bookman

Jan 13, 2016

NOTE: In a recent column, I criticized Georgia anti-immigration activists who are trying to block the confirmation of DeKalb State Court Judge Dax Lopez to the federal bench. Below is the response to that column by D.A. King of Cobb County.

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By D.A. King

Writing on the Obama judicial nomination of GALEO’s Dax Lopez, Jay Bookman’s smear attack on me and my friend Phil Kent in the AJC serves as a brilliant reminder of the mindset of most liberals on immigration and politics.

Bookman makes it clear that he looks at the world through the lens of race, skin color and ethnicity. Not only does he intentionally muddle those categories, he assumes that the rest of us suffer from the same disability. We don’t.

“Hispanic” is not the opposite of “white” (or black) and is not a race. Neither is “illegal.” Nor am I “anti-immigrant.” Like most of the mainstream, this proud American supports legal, sustainable and reasonable levels of immigration that benefits the United States and protects Americans. Including immigrants. My adopted sister is an immigrant. That sacred term legally describes someone who entered the U.S. lawfully.

Like the late Barbara Jordan, it is my long-held – and public – position that we cannot honor real immigrants or our immigration system unless and until we adhere to a policy of an equal application of our immigration laws. Bookman provides useful insight by labeling that view “extremist.”

Since it seems to matter, as a political independent, I am also a member of the Federalist Society. So is Phil Kent. I expect that more than a few of the many Republican legislators and sheriffs who have written to our U.S. senators in opposition to Lopez are as well.

Bookman’s attack is yet another attempt from the far-left to blur the lines between immigrants and what the federal government, including the Supreme Court, refers to as “illegal aliens.” I personally target illegal employers more than illegal aliens. It would be helpful if Jay Bookman did the same.

The panels from which Georgia’s U.S. senators accepted vetting information on Lopez mostly failed to include information easily accessed on the GALEO website. I am proud to have provided both senate offices with facts and statements taken directly from that source after President Obama nominated Lopez for a lifetime seat on the federal bench.

The confirmation of Dax Lopez is not being opposed because of his ethnicity, and also contrary to what Bookman writes, opposition is directly connected to what Lopez has said and done. As a director of the GALEO corporation for eleven years, state court judge Dax Lopez’s position as treasurer there and his willingness to not only help form and advance the agenda of that group while assisting in raising operating funds does not a “conservative” make. It should be enough to drive most conservatives -including Republicans – away from silent acceptance of his confirmation.

Since 2003, the corporate-funded GALEO has viciously condemned any law enforcement office that dares to enforce immigration laws. Dax Lopez’s statement that he “agrees with their mission” must always be viewed with the knowledge that GALEO Inc. has marched in the streets of Georgia in opposition to enforcement, lobbied against state E-Verify laws designed to protect legal workers, lobbied against local jails honoring ICE holds for criminal aliens and vehemently opposed voter ID. And they lobby against English as our official language.

No wonder activist Lopez is not speaking to the press.

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D.A. King, of Marietta, is president of the Dustin Inman Society.

 

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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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