Columns by D.A. King published in the Gwinnett Daily Post
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Your taxes fund blocks to immigration enforcement, by D.A. King, Gwinnett Daily Post, April 4, 2010
In the 2009 legislative session, Gwinnett Rep. Tom Rice authored House Bill 2 to amend the language of the original law so that it would have “teeth.” HB 2 was fought in every step of the long committee process by the ACLU, ACCG and GMA.
A much-watered-down version of HB 2 eventually passed, but still without any real punishment for violations, thanks to the dedicated and tireless “kill the bill” lobbying from ACCG and GMA.
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KING: Illegal immigration tore the Rosas family apart, by D.A. King, Gwinnett Daily Post, January 17, 2010
We will hear that it would somehow help the unemployment crisis. While we follow the ridiculous “we need amnesty again” arguments from the illegal immigration industry, we should remember an American hero named Robert Rosas.
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Illegals aren't owed coverage by Uncle Sam, by D.A. King, Gwinnett Daily Post, August 13, 2009
Many readers have not heard about Georgia Rep. Nathan Deal's amendment to a version of "the health care reform bill" (HR 3200). The bill lacks language that would prevent illegal aliens from accessing Obama's proposed universal coverage.
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Immigration enforcement a priority for public safety, by D.A. King, Gwinnett Daily Post, July 16, 2009
The 287(g) program will have an immediate effect of driving much of the already illegally present criminal element out of Gwinnett, and in the process save tax dollars that are now going to finance their law enforcement, incarceration and translation services, and the medical care and education costs of dependents.
This is not only a start on the return to the rule of law - it is a net tax dollar saver.
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Conway, ICE to be commended for upholding law, by D.A.King, Gwinnett Daily Post, February 8, 2009
Raise your hand if you think deporting murderers and child molesters makes us "less safe." Raise your hand if you can explain what race "illegal" is.
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Immigration law vs. politics, by D.A. King, Gwinnett Daily Post, October 24, 2008
"I don't know if that's the law. I don't know if it's not the law," Bannister said. For him and his staff, it seems there is no immigration law - only immigration politics.
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Governments fail to follow law, verify their employees, by D.A. King, Gwinnett Daily Post, June 22, 2008
No one - including Sen. Rogers and those who lobbied for the bill - imagined that the elected officials of nearly all of the state's local governments would fail to comply with the language of the law.
- Enforcement works and people in Mexico know it, by D.A. King, Gwinnett Daily Post, May 4, 2008
- When it comes to immigration laws, enforcement works, by D.A. King, Gwinnett Daily Post, February 17, 2008
- Disney World's security tighter than U.S. border, by D.A. King, Gwinnett Daily Post, June 13, 2006
- Why hasn't Perdue signed immigration bill? Kinda makes you wonder, by D.A. King, Gwinnett Daily Post, April 7, 2006
- Illegal immigration inspires Gwinnett man to speak out, by D.A. King, Gwinnett Daily Post, March 7, 2006
- Look to Mexico for voting rules, by D.A. King, Gwinnett Daily Post, January 17, 2006
- (Responses to "Illegal immigration and how Georgia can deal with it," by D.A. King, Perspective, Dec. 14), by Various, TCV News, December 17, 2005
- Illegal immigration and how Georgia can deal with it , by D.A. King, Gwinnett Daily Post, December 14, 2005
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