ImmigrationFinding
Georgia should have its state troopers help enforce federal immigration law through 287(g) agreements.
Under the federal 287(g) program, trained state or local officers can carry out certain immigration enforcement tasks, such as questioning and detaining people. Participation is voluntary, and this would commit Georgia's state law enforcement to taking part.
Rick Jackson
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