Georgia Starts Kicking Illegal Asses!

J.J. Jackson* | April 18, 2006

Karen Jacobs of Reuters
reports:

The state of Georgia approved a sweeping measure on Monday to crack down on illegal immigrants and the people who hire them as a passionate debate on immigration heats up in the United States.

The law could fuel a national controversy as the federal government and other states consider how to deal with millions of undocumented workers while immigrants, many of whom are Hispanic, are displaying their political power through mass demonstrations in cities across the United States.

The law known as the Georgia Security and Immigration Compliance Act, would deny

many state services paid for by taxpayers to people who are in the United States illegally.

Hopefully the ONLY thing it doesn’t deny is emergency medical aid except to those that jump the border illegally to get specifically that aid. And also

It also forces contractors doing business with the state to verify the legal status of new workers, and requires police to notify immigration officials if people charged with crimes are illegal immigrants.

Go Georgia! Go Georgia! GO! GO! GO!

And of course people that support criminals were not impressed. Sara Gonzalez, President of the Georgia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce called the bill “punitive” saying

“This is a very complicated issue, and I don’t see any good coming out of this.”

I do. I see illegals who are criminals no longer be rewarded for breaking the law. If you cannot see that as “good” then maybe you should find a new country to call home.

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