Well, hell. I'm sorta surprised that we didn't already have this. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Georgia law already restricts cities and counties from adopting a “sanctuary policy,” where local officials give safe harbor to people who are living in the country without legal permission.
However, House Bill 1105, sponsored by Republican state Rep. Jesse
Petrea, would build upon that restriction by imposing penalties on
sheriffs and jailers who do not cooperate with federal immigration
agents when someone in custody is not a U.S. citizen.
Officers are supposed to communicate with the U.S. Immigration and
Customs Enforcement agency when someone who has been sent to jail is
found to have entered the country illegally and hold them if enforcement officials send a warrant.
But some cities, such as Athens-Clarke County, limit their coordination
and refuse to keep people in jail after completing their sentences to
make it harder for federal authorities to deport them... --------------------------------------------------------
And as usual, you've got to kick dumbasses in the nuts to get their
brains started.
----------------------------------------------------------
Petrea, who represents Savannah, filed the bill in January, but it has
gained momentum following the death of nursing student Laken Riley, who
was found unconscious Thursday on a trail on the University of Georgia’s campus hours after she went for a run. The suspect charged in her death,
Jose Antonio Ibarra, lives in Athens but is not a U.S. citizen.
Authorities say he entered the U.S. illegally in 2022 and was previously arrested in New York... --------------------------------------------------------------- https://www.ajc.com/politics/georgia-house-panel-advances-bill-aimed-at-sanctuary-cities/WQXKWNNWCNBH7MKEL7WHIHZKHU/
On 2/27/2024 11:15 PM, bfh wrote:
Well, hell. I'm sorta surprised that we didn't already have this.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Georgia law already restricts cities and counties from adopting a
“sanctuary policy,†where local officials give safe harbor to >> people who are living in the country without legal permission.
However, House Bill 1105, sponsored by Republican state Rep. Jesse
Petrea, would build upon that restriction by imposing penalties on
sheriffs and jailers who do not cooperate with federal immigration
agents when someone in custody is not a U.S. citizen.
Officers are supposed to communicate with the U.S. Immigration and
Customs Enforcement agency when someone who has been sent to jail is
found to have entered the country illegally and hold them if
enforcement officials send a warrant.
But some cities, such as Athens-Clarke County, limit their
coordination and refuse to keep people in jail after completing
their sentences to make it harder for federal authorities to deport
them...
--------------------------------------------------------
And as usual, you've got to kick dumbasses in the nuts to get their
brains started.
----------------------------------------------------------
Petrea, who represents Savannah, filed the bill in January, but it
has gained momentum following the death of nursing student Laken
Riley, who was found unconscious Thursday on a trail on the
University of Georgia’s campus hours after she went for a run. The >> suspect charged in her death, Jose Antonio Ibarra, lives in Athens
but is not a U.S. citizen. Authorities say he entered the U.S.
illegally in 2022 and was previously arrested in New York...
---------------------------------------------------------------
https://www.ajc.com/politics/georgia-house-panel-advances-bill-aimed-at-sanctuary-cities/WQXKWNNWCNBH7MKEL7WHIHZKHU/
Tens of thousands of people killed by guns but GA wants a law to ban
killing by immigrant. HawHawHaw!
kmiller wrote:
On 2/27/2024 11:15 PM, bfh wrote:
Well, hell. I'm sorta surprised that we didn't already have this.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Georgia law already restricts cities and counties from adopting a
“sanctuary policy,†where local officials give safe harbor to >>> people who are living in the country without legal permission.
However, House Bill 1105, sponsored by Republican state Rep. Jesse
Petrea, would build upon that restriction by imposing penalties on
sheriffs and jailers who do not cooperate with federal immigration
agents when someone in custody is not a U.S. citizen.
Officers are supposed to communicate with the U.S. Immigration and
Customs Enforcement agency when someone who has been sent to jail is
found to have entered the country illegally and hold them if
enforcement officials send a warrant.
But some cities, such as Athens-Clarke County, limit their
coordination and refuse to keep people in jail after completing their
sentences to make it harder for federal authorities to deport them...
--------------------------------------------------------
And as usual, you've got to kick dumbasses in the nuts to get their
brains started.
----------------------------------------------------------
Petrea, who represents Savannah, filed the bill in January, but it
has gained momentum following the death of nursing student Laken
Riley, who was found unconscious Thursday on a trail on the
University of Georgia’s campus hours after she went for a run. The >>> suspect charged in her death, Jose Antonio Ibarra, lives in Athens
but is not a U.S. citizen. Authorities say he entered the U.S.
illegally in 2022 and was previously arrested in New York...
---------------------------------------------------------------
https://www.ajc.com/politics/georgia-house-panel-advances-bill-aimed-at-sanctuary-cities/WQXKWNNWCNBH7MKEL7WHIHZKHU/
Tens of thousands of people killed by guns but GA wants a law to ban
killing by immigrant. HawHawHaw!
What do you think should be done about all those autonomous guns?
On 2/28/2024 9:50 AM, bfh wrote:
kmiller wrote:
On 2/27/2024 11:15 PM, bfh wrote:
Well, hell. I'm sorta surprised that we didn't already have this.
---------------------------------------------------------------------- >>>>
Georgia law already restricts cities and counties from adopting a
“sanctuary policy,†where local officials give safe
harbor to people who are living in the country without legal
permission.
However, House Bill 1105, sponsored by Republican state Rep. Jesse
Petrea, would build upon that restriction by imposing penalties on
sheriffs and jailers who do not cooperate with federal immigration
agents when someone in custody is not a U.S. citizen.
Officers are supposed to communicate with the U.S. Immigration and
Customs Enforcement agency when someone who has been sent to jail
is found to have entered the country illegally and hold them if
enforcement officials send a warrant.
But some cities, such as Athens-Clarke County, limit their
coordination and refuse to keep people in jail after completing
their sentences to make it harder for federal authorities to
deport them...
--------------------------------------------------------
And as usual, you've got to kick dumbasses in the nuts to get
their brains started.
----------------------------------------------------------
Petrea, who represents Savannah, filed the bill in January, but it
has gained momentum following the death of nursing student Laken
Riley, who was found unconscious Thursday on a trail on the
University of Georgia’s campus hours after she went for a
run. The suspect charged in her death, Jose Antonio Ibarra, lives
in Athens but is not a U.S. citizen. Authorities say he entered
the U.S. illegally in 2022 and was previously arrested in New York...
---------------------------------------------------------------
https://www.ajc.com/politics/georgia-house-panel-advances-bill-aimed-at-sanctuary-cities/WQXKWNNWCNBH7MKEL7WHIHZKHU/
Tens of thousands of people killed by guns but GA wants a law to
ban killing by immigrant. HawHawHaw!
What do you think should be done about all those autonomous guns?
The same thing you think should be done with all those autonomous immigrants.
kmiller wrote:
On 2/28/2024 9:50 AM, bfh wrote:
kmiller wrote:
On 2/27/2024 11:15 PM, bfh wrote:
Well, hell. I'm sorta surprised that we didn't already have this.
---------------------------------------------------------------------- >>>>> Georgia law already restricts cities and counties from adopting a
“sanctuary policy,†where local officials give safe
harbor to people who are living in the country without legal
permission.
However, House Bill 1105, sponsored by Republican state Rep. Jesse
Petrea, would build upon that restriction by imposing penalties on
sheriffs and jailers who do not cooperate with federal immigration
agents when someone in custody is not a U.S. citizen.
Officers are supposed to communicate with the U.S. Immigration and
Customs Enforcement agency when someone who has been sent to jail
is found to have entered the country illegally and hold them if
enforcement officials send a warrant.
But some cities, such as Athens-Clarke County, limit their
coordination and refuse to keep people in jail after completing
their sentences to make it harder for federal authorities to deport
them...
--------------------------------------------------------
And as usual, you've got to kick dumbasses in the nuts to get their
brains started.
----------------------------------------------------------
Petrea, who represents Savannah, filed the bill in January, but it
has gained momentum following the death of nursing student Laken
Riley, who was found unconscious Thursday on a trail on the
University of Georgia’s campus hours after she went for a
run. The suspect charged in her death, Jose Antonio Ibarra, lives
in Athens but is not a U.S. citizen. Authorities say he entered the
U.S. illegally in 2022 and was previously arrested in New York...
---------------------------------------------------------------
https://www.ajc.com/politics/georgia-house-panel-advances-bill-aimed-at-sanctuary-cities/WQXKWNNWCNBH7MKEL7WHIHZKHU/
Tens of thousands of people killed by guns but GA wants a law to ban
killing by immigrant. HawHawHaw!
What do you think should be done about all those autonomous guns?
The same thing you think should be done with all those autonomous
immigrants.
You admit that you think those tens of thousands of guns are autonomous?
On 2/28/2024 1:05 PM, bfh wrote:
kmiller wrote:
On 2/28/2024 9:50 AM, bfh wrote:
kmiller wrote:
On 2/27/2024 11:15 PM, bfh wrote:
Well, hell. I'm sorta surprised that we didn't already have this.
---------------------------------------------------------------------- >>>>>>
Georgia law already restricts cities and counties from adopting
a “sanctuary policy,†where local
officials give safe harbor to people who are living in the
country without legal permission.
However, House Bill 1105, sponsored by Republican state Rep.
Jesse Petrea, would build upon that restriction by imposing
penalties on sheriffs and jailers who do not cooperate with
federal immigration agents when someone in custody is not a U.S.
citizen.
Officers are supposed to communicate with the U.S. Immigration
and Customs Enforcement agency when someone who has been sent to
jail is found to have entered the country illegally and hold
them if enforcement officials send a warrant.
But some cities, such as Athens-Clarke County, limit their
coordination and refuse to keep people in jail after completing
their sentences to make it harder for federal authorities to
deport them...
--------------------------------------------------------
And as usual, you've got to kick dumbasses in the nuts to get
their brains started.
----------------------------------------------------------
Petrea, who represents Savannah, filed the bill in January, but
it has gained momentum following the death of nursing student
Laken Riley, who was found unconscious Thursday on a trail on
the University of Georgia’s campus hours after
she went for a run. The suspect charged in her death, Jose
Antonio Ibarra, lives in Athens but is not a U.S. citizen.
Authorities say he entered the U.S. illegally in 2022 and was
previously arrested in New York...
---------------------------------------------------------------
https://www.ajc.com/politics/georgia-house-panel-advances-bill-aimed-at-sanctuary-cities/WQXKWNNWCNBH7MKEL7WHIHZKHU/
Tens of thousands of people killed by guns but GA wants a law to
ban killing by immigrant. HawHawHaw!
What do you think should be done about all those autonomous guns?
The same thing you think should be done with all those autonomous
immigrants.
You admit that you think those tens of thousands of guns are
autonomous?
You admit that "we have to do something!" about immigrant murderers?
kmiller wrote:
On 2/28/2024 1:05 PM, bfh wrote:
kmiller wrote:
On 2/28/2024 9:50 AM, bfh wrote:
kmiller wrote:
On 2/27/2024 11:15 PM, bfh wrote:
Well, hell. I'm sorta surprised that we didn't already have this. >>>>>>> ---------------------------------------------------------------------- >>>>>>> Georgia law already restricts cities and counties from adopting a >>>>>>> “sanctuary policy,†where local
officials give safe harbor to people who are living in the
country without legal permission.
However, House Bill 1105, sponsored by Republican state Rep.
Jesse Petrea, would build upon that restriction by imposing
penalties on sheriffs and jailers who do not cooperate with
federal immigration agents when someone in custody is not a U.S. >>>>>>> citizen.
Officers are supposed to communicate with the U.S. Immigration
and Customs Enforcement agency when someone who has been sent to >>>>>>> jail is found to have entered the country illegally and hold them >>>>>>> if enforcement officials send a warrant.
But some cities, such as Athens-Clarke County, limit their
coordination and refuse to keep people in jail after completing
their sentences to make it harder for federal authorities to
deport them...
--------------------------------------------------------
And as usual, you've got to kick dumbasses in the nuts to get
their brains started.
----------------------------------------------------------
Petrea, who represents Savannah, filed the bill in January, but
it has gained momentum following the death of nursing student
Laken Riley, who was found unconscious Thursday on a trail on the >>>>>>> University of Georgia’s campus hours after she
went for a run. The suspect charged in her death, Jose Antonio
Ibarra, lives in Athens but is not a U.S. citizen. Authorities
say he entered the U.S. illegally in 2022 and was previously
arrested in New York...
---------------------------------------------------------------
https://www.ajc.com/politics/georgia-house-panel-advances-bill-aimed-at-sanctuary-cities/WQXKWNNWCNBH7MKEL7WHIHZKHU/
Tens of thousands of people killed by guns but GA wants a law to
ban killing by immigrant. HawHawHaw!
What do you think should be done about all those autonomous guns?
The same thing you think should be done with all those autonomous
immigrants.
You admit that you think those tens of thousands of guns are autonomous? >>>
You admit that "we have to do something!" about immigrant murderers?
I don't know whether to sigh or HawHawHaw.
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