It’s been a year of highs in Georgia. Record high temperatures, record number of films produced, record tourism numbers, record…. number of snakebites? According to the Georgia Poison Control Center, there have been 392 snakebites recorded in the state this year, compared to 355 at this time last year. There have also been 98 cases of individuals needed antivenom. Experts are attributing the numbers to this summer’s high temperatures, as well as the housing boom across much of the state, but whatever the reason a record number of snake bites has the state’s ship SINKING…
Illegal Alien Employer Arrest an Enforcement Opportunity for Kemp
The news that a Mexican illegal alien amassed a large fortune by illegally operating a construction company while employing other illegal aliens and living in a Bartow County compound — complete with a security wall and armed guards – presents a golden...HB 202 as dead as Pancho Villa – Executive Order needed
This writer is grateful to IAG for the recent space here to alert readers to the peril of House Bill 202 in the House Rules Committee run by Rep. Jay Powell (R-Camilla). The simple bill would require the Georgia Department of Corrections to inform the public on...House Rules Committee holding incarceration cost transparency bill prisoner
For many watchers it has long been assumed that the Republicans who run the Gold Dome would rather taxpayers not have any official hard data on any part of the cost of illegal immigration. Now, with crossover day looming, the House Rules Committee with South...Response to GDOT’s Pirkle on E-Verify
In her response to my recent IAG column “Will the General Assembly reverse the 2018 GDOT carve-out on E-Verify for contractor bids?” GDOT writer Meg Pirkle accuses me of “a number of omissions and factual inaccuracies.” The topic was GDOT’s Senate Bill 445 from...
