Columns by D.A. King published in the Atlanta Journal-Constitution

Pro & Con: Should local public safety units enforce immigration laws?, by D.A. King (YES position), Atlanta Journal Constitution, October 19, 2009

Despite absurd claims to the contrary, no one is deported for a broken taillight or not having a driver’s license. Violation of American immigration laws is the singular reason for removal.
Thwarted in the effort to convince the Obama administration to end the voluntary program, the tried and true game is to play the racial-profiling card.
Should U.S. deny citizenship to children of illegal immigrants? Two views D.A. King: YES, by D.A. King, Atlanta Journal Constitution, June 17, 2009

One of the myths surrounding the 14th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution and the current convoluted misinterpretation of its birthright citizenship clause is that automatic U.S. citizenship is granted to every child born on American soil.
It is not. Doing so was never the intention of Congress.
Federal database assures a legal work force, by D.A. King, Atlanta Journal Constitution, May 19, 2008

Voters in coming local elections should know that as of May 1, more than 60 of Georgia's 159 counties were in violation of state law by not having enrolled in the E-Verify system. Far too many municipal governments show the same disregard for the rule of law as well.
For illegal crossers, a fence fits the bill, by D.A. King, Atlanta Journal Constitution, September 28, 2006
”English is key, immigrant says. Entrepreneur donates books,” Readers respond, by D.A. King, Atlanta Journal Constitution- Northside News, August 18, 2006
'Flow freely' will erase face of U.S., by D.A. King, Atlanta Journal Constitution, June 30, 2006
Welcome new border law; enforce existing ones, by D.A. King, Atlanta Journal Constitution, January 3, 2006
Recognizing Mexican IDs ignores law, by D.A. King, Atlanta Journal-Constitution, May 30, 2004

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