Vanishing sovereignty - UN bankrolling illegal aliens; Americans losing the battle to preserve borders

United Nations IOM? – International Organization for Migration (“making migration work for all”). Webpage

The goal is open borders. And it is happening before our eyes. I no longer care what fools who watch – and believe – “the news” everyday think of me for telling them the truth.

There are still people who don’t understand that the goal for most of the “ruling elite” is to insure everybody – worldwide – has “the same amount of stuff.” Except the ruling elite, of course. They will always need and be worthy of their private jets and special presence due to their enlightened superiority. They are “more equal.”

Nearly fifteen years ago we spent a lot of time, effort and money on a website designed to provide a basic education on this topic. It made a lot of people very uncomfortable – including at the open borders AJC. But it is impossible to match the funding, staff and resources of the vast open borders industry and we had to return to fighting against the progress towards amnesty for illegal aliens in the U.S. and smaller battles on the state level against corporate money and too many ignorant and obedient politicians in Georgia who know nearly nothing about any of this – and are pretty sure it isn’t worth knowing if they don’t already know.

The below reply and follow up was received from Rep Martin Dec. 5, 2023 at 8:00 AM.

The original request is here.

Mr. King,

To my reading and the reading of others with whom I have consulted, SB 379 via definitions, particularly in lines 19 – 33, requires the participant (“Apprentice”) and the employer (“Apprenticeship sponsor”) to be registered in Georgia and with the U.S. Department of Labor Office of Apprenticeship. Further, *a bulletin from the Office of Apprenticeship explains in part, “all individuals who are eligible to work in the U.S. are afforded an opportunity to participate and complete a RAP [registered apprenticeship program].”

Additionally, lines 52 – 55 outline employer application, providing another layer in assuring compliance with all applicable Georgia Law and Federal Law.

In sponsoring the legislation in the House in my role as Higher Education Chair, I relied on Senator Strickland’s statement that SB 379 stacks on underlying Georgia and Federal Law as outlined above.

Best Regards,

Rep. Chuck Martin.

Note: In my own reply to this response I asked Rep Martin for the title and date of the *U.S. DOL bulletin he cited and he was kind enough to send me this bulletin, (which I had already found and read). I am grateful to Rep Martin.