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We need financial help to continue our immigration crime fighting. Unlike the illegal alien lobby, we are not supported by the same big business lobby that demands an endless supply of low-wage blackmarket labor. Here in Georgia, good, trusting pro-enforcement Americans are scratching their heads wondering why many of their elected officials seem to be under the thumb of the Chamber of Commerce and on the side of the illegal aliens.

To be clear: The Republican governor of Georgia is helping the anti-enforcement leftists raise money from corporate Georgia while the Republican-controlled General Assembly rewards illegal alien with Georgia driver’s licenses, official state ID cards and public benefits – including unemployment compensation.

Last year, under orders from the Georgia Chamber of Commerce, a resolution that would have allowed Georgia voters to decide on a ballot question to amend the state constitution to make English the official language of Georgia government was not allowed a vote in the super-majority state Senate.

In the 2015 session, the Republican state Senate gave its OK to drivers licenses to illegal aliens – with an unrecorded vote. Hadn’t heard? See HERE. What’s next? See HERE.

* Georgia has more illegals than Arizona

* English is an optional language

* Georgia ranks number seven in the nation in its population of illegal aliens

* Georgia Governor Nathan Deal –  before he openly joined the illegal alien lobby – used an estimate of “$2.4 billion annually” as the cost of the crime of illegal immigration to the Georgia budget

Now, Deal is helping the leftist anti-borders lobby with their May 8, 2015 fundraiser by attending and offering “welcoming remarks” to the elite donors. See HERE.

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The below email text sent out by Jerry Gonzalez and the flyer below it which explains the various levels of funding for the upcoming GALEO Inc. fund raising event. GALEO proudly announced that Republican Nathan Deal will attend and offer “welcoming remarks” to the people who fund anti-borders radicalism in Georgia.

Along side tribalists from his former employer, MALDEF, Jerry Gonzalez and his mob of subversives have often marched in the streets of Atlanta demanding an end to enforcement of American immigration laws.

From Discover the Networks:

“MALDEF has played a major role in: (a) radically transforming the immigration debate in America, fostering what has become the widespread acceptance of direct attacks on the very idea of national sovereignty; (b) the de facto elimination of any requirement for citizenship rights; and (c) the casual dismissal of all critics as “anti-immigrant” nativists, racists, and “McCarthyites.” For example:

MALDEF co-founder Mario Obledo said in 1998: “California is going to be a Hispanic state and anyone who doesn’t like it should leave. They should go back to Europe.”

Email from Angry Jerry Gonzalez this morning:

“You are invited! Please join us for one of GALEO’s primary fundraisers. Together, we work towards enhancing civic engagement and leadership development of the Latino community in Georgia. Your support helps us accomplish all that we do for our communities.

Join us on Friday, May 8th!

If you are unable to join us, please consider becoming a GALEO Member or donate to the GALEO Latino Communitry Development Fund.

If you are interested in supporting GALEO and our efforts in Georgia further, please ask about the sponsorship packet for individuals or businesses interested in financially contributing for the event which funds our work. Please send an email to jerry@galeo.org.

Sincerely,
Jerry Gonzalez,GALEO

This is a must attend event for all Latino leaders in Georgia and all interested in the Latino community.

Keynote address:

AnMarie Martin,
Georgia Peace Officer
& Community Activist
from Gainesville, GA

Special remarks by Jaime Rangel,
GALEO Institute for Leadership Alumni Class of 2014 from Dalton, GA

Welcoming remarks will also be provided by Governor Nathan Deal

 

The 12th Annual GALEO Power Breakfast is one of the principle fundraising events for GALEO & the GALEO Latino Community Development Fund.

Reservations are now being taken and will be made on a first come, first served basis. Reservations will be held only when payment is processed or received. Please see credit card link below.

Registration is now open by credit card or mailing a check with the appropriate payment (GALEO, P.O. Box 29506, Atlanta, GA, 30359):

Current GALEO Members & Nonprofits: $50.00 per person
Non-GALEO Members: $100.00 per person
GIL Participants and Student Rate: $25.00 per person
Group Tables – $750.00: Corporations or groups may purchase a table at the rate above for a table of EIGHT people.

EARLY Registration is NOW open at the following link (until 5/1/15): http://galeo.ejoinme.org/12thAnnPB

Event Info

Friday, May 8, 2015
Time: 8:30 AM – 11:00 AM

Location:
Hilton Atlanta Northeast, 5993 Peachtree Industrial Blvd., Norcross, GA, 30092.

More information posted on our website. Please follow this link.”

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Deal’s Atlanta Capitol office number is 404 – 656 – 1776.

Note to curious readers:

* Until I post a more in-depth outline of his race-baiting shenanigins, learn a little more about the Democrat fund raiser and GALEO leader, Jerry Gonzalez from his bio,  HERE – but if you see him, it is always enjoyable to ask if he gets paid per illegal alien or on a draw/commission arrangement. Also, in the spirit  of his leftist smearing, you may want to ask if he still beats his husband…

* This is not the first time Georgia Republicans have helped these anti-enforcement leftists raise operational funds. And not the first time for corporate Georgia either. See HERE

* See number 32 in the GALEO list of “Founding Friends” for the much-valued Jane Fonda connection HERE

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This is the flyer you get if you ask for more information

“Georgia Association of Latino Elected Officials

12th Annual GALEO Power Breakfast

Friday, May 8, 2015

Keynote Address: AnMarie Martin, Hall County Deputy Sheriff

Welcoming remarks will also be provided by Governor Nathan Deal  (Note from D.A. King: Deal has along history of his association with this far-left group. He appointed one of the GALEO board members to the state Board of Corrections in 2013. The Super-majority Republican state Senate then confirmed the appointment in 2014. HERE )

Sponsorship Levels: Deadline for Sponsorship is Friday, April 24, 2015, 5:00 P.M.

Platinum – $10,000

Exclusive Sponsorship at this level.
Logo signage at the 12th Annual GALEO Power Breakfast
Speaking opportunity to address audience on Friday, May 8th event.
Full Page Color Advertisement for Program: Full Page Ad: 7.75” (H) x 5” (W), 300 dpi. DUE in PDF format or high resolution JPG by 04/24/15.
FOUR GALEO Memberships as a Padrino/Madrina ($1,000.00 value) level of membership o TWOTablesatBreakfast(8peoplepertable)andprimeseating.

Gold – $5,000


Exclusive Sponsorship at this level per industry.
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Silver – $3,000
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Bronze – $2,000

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ONE GALEO Memberships as a Padrino/Madrina ($250.00 value) level of membership
Four Tickets for the Breakfast.

Leadership Circle – $1,000
Quarter Page Black & White Advertisement for Program. Quarter Page Ad: 3.875” (H) x 2.5” (W), 300 dpi. DUE in PDF format or high resolution JPG by 04/24/15.
ONE GALEO Membership as a Hermano/Hermana ($100.00 value) level of membership
Two Tickets for the Breakfast.

Amigos – $500
 Listed as Amigos of GALEO in the Program and PPT.

All sponsors above this will be listed in the PPT.
 ONE GALEO Membership as a Hermano/Hermana ($100.00 value) level of membership
o Two Tickets for the Breakfast.

Community Partners – $200
Listed as a Community Partner for Program ONLY (excludes PPT).
One Ticket for the Breakfast.
Corporate Tables – $750.00: Corporations or groups may purchase a table at a rate of $750.00 for a table of EIGHT.

NOTE: All contributions to the GALEO Latino Community Development Fund, a 501(c) 3 charitable, nonprofit organization, are fully tax-deductible.
P.O. Box 29506, Atlanta, GA 30359 / Office: 404.745.2580 / Fax: 404.759.2671
Email: jerry@galeo.org / www.galeo.org Version: 031815

ATTENTION GEORGIA REPUBLICAN FRIENDS: A question

Will the Georgia Republican base speak up?

In 2007, Georgia’s senior U.S. Senator, Saxby Chambliss, was loudly booed at the state Republican convention because of his perceived alliance with the donor/anything-for-a-buck business class on immigration and amnesty. Even the AJC reported on it! Now, eight years later, most Georgia Republican officials – federal and state – are allowed to stay silent as mice on the topic while Georgia’s Republican Governor, Nathan Deal, and GOP state legislature reward illegal aliens with driver’s licenses, state ID cards and unemployment benefits – and ignore Obama’s illegal amnesty. And the press runs “news” on illegal aliens as “victims.”

It will be very educational to see what happens at the Republican state convention in May.

I assume ‘Real Deal’ Deal is speaking? Anybody?…hello?

Macon Telegraph
April 17, 2015

Viewpoints

Illegals driving

I was pleased to read in D.A. King’s Sunday column that our state government: ”is still issuing driver’s licenses, official Georgia ID cards and public benefits to illegal aliens. Also eligibility for public benefits for unemployment compensation.”

It’s time for everyone to realize and accept the reality that our illegals are here and that most are gainfully employed in jobs that most of us don’t want, like roofing, agriculture, construction, etc. We want them to have licenses and be insured.

— Frank W. Gadbois

Warner Robins

Read more here: http://www.macon.com/2015/04/17/3698843_this-is-viewpoints-for-friday.html?rh=1#storylink=cpy

Senators need to stand up, be counted

April 18, 2015 10:07 PM

DEAR EDITOR:

I attended the last day of the Georgia General Assembly supporting legislation to stop recipients of amnesties from receiving Georgia drivers’ licenses. Sen. Josh McKoon sponsored it, and explained if the vote were recorded it would probably pass, but he was having trouble obtaining one.

I thought all votes were recorded. I was wrong.

The Georgia Senate has a rule they use so that some of their votes are not recorded.

Called “Rise, Stand, and Be Counted,” it’s not a vote on the bill; it’s a vote on whether when they do vote on the bill, their votes will be recorded.

The senators raise their hands if they are in favor of having an electronically recorded vote that you and I can judge. It only takes six in favor to be recorded.

On the next to last day, the amendment came up, but couldn’t get the six votes needed for a recorded vote and it failed. I’m told that my senator, Brandon Beach, did not raise his hand for a recorded vote that day. He also would not help the original bill, SB6, by co-sponsoring it. So President Obama’s amnesties continue to aid illegal aliens in Georgia.

I also note not a single bill came from the Georgia House this session to deny these invaders Georgia drivers’ licenses. My house representative is Scot Turner.

Our “representatives” see the short-term advantages of obtaining the votes of those financially advantaged by illegal aliens. Meanwhile, our culture and our citizens’ employment opportunities and wages degrade, and illegal aliens continue playing us for saps.

Karen Sacandy

Woodstock

Read more: Cherokee Tribune – Senators need to stand up be counted

Marietta Daily Journal

Sunday, April 19, 2015

OPINION

What’s next for illegals in “Georgiafornia?”

D.A. King

Columnist

 

For readers who may have been confused by an (MDJ) editing error last Sunday, the conclusion of the education offered in this space then was essentially that from the Cobb County delegation to the state senate, only Senator Hunter Hill supported a recorded vote on an amendment aimed at ending the current practice of rewarding illegal aliens with Georgia driver’s licenses. The updated version of that column is available on the MDJ website. AND HERE.

A respectful reminder: While there was an effort in the state Senate, no member of the Republican-controlled Georgia House introduced any bill to halt the driver’s licenses reward for illegals in “conservative” Georgia.

That illegal alien reward system here in Georgia, pushed by President Barack Obama, the ACLU, corporate-funded, anti-borders groups, the agriculture lobby and the Georgia Chamber of Commerce on many weak but willing politicians, was described as “California-like.”

Whether my loyal Republican friends want to admit it or not, on capitulating to the crime of illegal immigration and selling out American workers, we are clearly on the road to becoming the California of the east — “Georgiafornia.”

While it will be kept as quiet as possible on “the news,” here is a partial list of what to expect in the not-too-distant future of Republican Georgiafornia:

♦ In-state tuition for illegals in public universities — and we mean all illegals, deferred action on deportation or not — thereby allowing these “victims of borders” to attend University System of Georgia schools at less tuition cost than legal immigrants and less cost than Americans who live in other states. This is already happening all over Obama’s America.

There is already a bill pending in the Georgia Senate aimed at giving in-state tuition to deferred-action illegals in public schools. And it, unlike the original Senate bill to halt driver’s licenses for illegals, has actually had a (Republican-chaired) committee hearing under the Gold Dome.

♦ HOPE Scholarships for illegal aliens. Management at Emory University, a private school and not part of the University System of Georgia, recently demonstrated its enlightenment with an announcement of a scholarship program that puts Americans behind illegal aliens with jackpot DACA (deferred-action) status. It is only a matter of time before the Chamber of Commerce orders the Republicans to slip a bill through the Legislature ordering taxpayer-funded public schools to match the moral superiority of the private colleges. It will “make good business sense.”

Maybe it would see a recorded vote in the state Senate — or maybe not.

♦ Expanding taxpayer-funded health care for illegal aliens to include Medicaid. All illegals already get no-cost “emergency” care in any U.S. hospital. But a recent proposal in California would offer enrollment in Medi-Cal to illegal aliens. Medi-Cal is that trend-setting state’s health care program for the poor.

♦ Luring more illegals. Like GOP Georgia, Democrat-majority California — the illegal immigration capital of the world — is encouraging even more illegal alien, future Democrat voters to migrate there. We think it must be because they have such a bountiful supply of water and a surplus in their state budget.

♦ Legally present non-citizens — and then illegal aliens — voting in state and local elections. The push for this has been on for years and is now at a tipping point in New York and other oh-so-advanced states. Just behind the grand prize and ultimate objective of officially open borders, this is the trophy that makes the illegal alien lobby swoon.

♦ Illegal alien police officers. Yep, that is happening right now in these United States. Obama’s deferred deportation illegals are being hired in Chicago as law enforcement officers. Remember, “fundamental transformation” is what we were promised.

♦ llegal alien teachers. Another transformation already happening right now in Colorado.

The stated reason for hiring illegal alien teachers is the need for foreign language-speaking teachers to deal with the exploding number of non-English speaking students. Most of who came here illegally.

Colorado officials say the illegal alien teachers offer outlooks and knowledge “similar to the experiences of many of our students.”

♦ Illegal alien lawyers. Illegal aliens can and do already apply for and receive professional licenses in the Peach State. Coming soon to anything-for-a-buck Georgia, just like in today’s California, you will eventually see illegal aliens practicing law.

When put in place, these are laws that would be enforced.

It is easy to imagine loyal GOP readers shaking their heads in denial and murmuring “this cannot happen here.”

Really? Think back 10 years and try to imagine a majority Republican state government allowing illegal aliens to embed here with the de facto national ID — a driver’s license.

D.A. King of Marietta heads The Dustin Inman Society.

Read more: The Marietta Daily Journal – What s next for illegals in Georgiafornia

I sent the below letter to the editor at the Atlanta Journal Constitution yesterday when I saw their news on the report linked below.

This is not the kind of information they are looking for. Chances of publication? Slim and none.

Report: Deportation deferral programs could boost Georgia tax revenues

Dear editor,

The AJC report on the tax-day release of a report making the worn-out claim that amnesty for illegal aliens somehow would result in higher tax revenues left out a few notable details.

Most illegals are here because they work for lower wages than Americans need to live that vanishing American Dream. Low-wage workers qualify for income tax credits, not payments. Even without legalization, illegal aliens are already able to pay income taxes by using the Individual Tax Identification Number – but most of the ITINs issued do not result in tax payments, and many result in claims for Child Tax Credits to the IRS. From illegal aliens.

Example? A 2011 U.S. IG report stated that “more than 2.3 million persons who did not have Social Security numbers valid for working in the U.S. got an average of roughly $1,800 each in 2010 in child tax credit refunds. That included 9,000 illegal immigrants who each got a total of $10,000 or more by retroactively claiming credits for tax years prior to 2010.”

We look forward to the AJC coverage of this insanity.

If we are to ignore all of this, let’s all just skip to the end of the agenda manual and gush that officially open borders and the free flow of people would result in more people paying taxes. Presto, problem solved! Right?

D.A. King

Marietta, Ga.

President, the Dustin Inman Society

Filed under MOMONEY   TOO MUCH INFORMATION

Georgia state Senator Josh McKoon.

Note: A version of this commentary also ran in the Cherokee Tribune, the Macon Telegraph, the St. Simons Island Islander and four other local papers in rural South Georgia in eluding the Waycross Herald.

Marietta Daily Journal

Opinion

By an unrecorded vote: Georgia Senate OKs driver’s licenses to illegal aliens
by D.A. King
April 11, 2015 10:13 PM

With the 2015 Georgia General assembly now in the rear-view mirror, conservative voters may want to bypass the proclamations of the newspapers in Dunwoody and decide for themselves about the “winners and losers.”

Republican-controlled Georgia is still issuing driver’s licenses, official Georgia ID cards and public benefits to illegal aliens. Those benefits include eligibility for unemployment compensation.

Currently, the number of Georgia illegals enjoying these rewards is well north of 15,000, with that number predicted to swell by about another 200,000 if the now imperiled 26-state lawsuit against Obama’s second executive amnesty fails.

Intended to end this wildly liberal, California-like and hushed-up practice, Senate Bill 6, offered by state Senator Josh McKoon, was never even allowed a hearing in a committee in the super-majority Republican state Senate. And it was never listed as “important legislation” by the agenda-setting Georgia media.

But with a “Plan B” action in a floor amendment offered by McKoon, language from SB 6 that would have ended the practice of rewarding any illegal aliens with a Georgia driver’s license did see a vote in the senate.

Readers would do well to take an interest in the un-reported details of that vote.

McKoon’s surprise amendment created no small amount of commotion and panic in the senate chamber, because if some quick action was not taken, the Republicans who had assured their constituents for years that they were against drivers licenses for illegal aliens would have to actually vote to stop that practice. News tip: There was as much or more pressure exerted on senators to kill SB 6 as there was to pass the $ 1billion dollar transportation tax increase.

In the end, and on orders from the people who really run Georgia, the Georgia Senate defeated the McKoon amendment by a vote of 27-16. Did I mention that the Republicans have a super majority in the state Senate?

Don’t rush to the General assembly website to see how your own senator voted. There is no record. Because the process of that vote and its result are yet another example of the shameless and defiant contempt that many, if not most, current state legislators hold for the voters who elect them as public servants.

Understand this: The vote on McKoon’s amendment was intentionally conducted in a way such that there is no official record of how any senator voted. It was done with an off-the-vote-tally-machine, un-recorded, raise your hand vote while several senators scrambled around the chamber to avoid the video cameras that record each day’s chamber events. See my MDJ blog space for a link to the video.

To re-state it as simply as possible, the Republican-controlled Georgia Senate killed an amendment to stop illegal aliens from getting a driver’s license by holding an unrecorded raise-your-hand-vote on whether or not to have an unrecorded raise-your-hand-vote. Unrecorded won. We the people lost.

This reluctant denizen of Capitol was there and watched this entire display of just how high the contempt factor has risen under the Gold Dome.

When McKoon introduced his amendment, he also made a motion to have the vote on adding it to the bill in question conducted on the vote tally machine. By Senate rules that motion must be quickly supported by at least five four more senators. Of a total of 56 state Senators – thirty-eight of whom are Republicans – only four would defy the real government of Georgia and back McKoon on getting a public, recorded, machine- counted vote.

Confused? That is the intent of the entire maneuver.

It has been stated in this space before that stopping an on-the-record senate vote concerning illegal immigration was and is an ultra-high priority. The event described above represent a very close call for senators who even now will claim to be conservative and pro-enforcement on immigration.

I leave it up to the reader to judge various degrees of deception on the part of these elected servants. But my own view involves my district’s state Senator, Judson Hill (R). Hill stalled for weeks on co-sponsoring SB 6. After finally being cajoled into signing on, he was not one of the four senators who supported McKoon in the failed attempt for a recorded vote on the amendment.

Because of the danger of constituents remembering any of this, a recorded vote would likely have resulted in approval of the amendment.

There were no Democrats who voted for a recorded vote on the McKoon amendment or for the amendment itself.

I know what readers must be asking themselves. How did my own Republican senator vote on the recorded vote motion?

From the Cobb delegation to the state Senate, only Senator Hunter Hill raised his hand in favor of a recorded vote on the McKoon amendment.

Winners and losers anyone?  (An update from  the following week can be read HERE)

D.A. King is president of the Cobb-based Dustin Inman Society. He is not a member of any political party.

Note: Corrected to show correct number of additional senators needed to force a recorded vote when motion offered by one senator.

Read more: The Marietta Daily Journal – By an unrecorded vote Georgia Senate OKs driver s licenses to illegal aliens

Public should be outraged over driver’s licenses for illegals
April 13, 2015

DEAR EDITOR:

I read D.A. King’s very informative column Sunday with great interest and even more disgust. No matter what side of the illegal immigration crisis we are on, all of us should be outraged to the point of demanding and expediting change in the system if there currently is a way for state legislators to ever vote, on anything, by an unrecorded vote.

I see King reports on his website that all state senators from Cobb except Hunter Hill declined to support a recorded vote on whether Georgia will continue to issue drivers licenses to illegals. Thank you, Hunter Hill!

Unrecorded votes to give illegals a driver’s license is not “conservative.” But giving driver’s license to them is very helpful to the business owners who hire the “cheap labor” while millions of Americans go jobless.

The nauseating fact that there are ways to bypass accountability and transparency on any vote under the Gold Dome, and that we find out that all but one of our state senators from Cobb hide behind that tool should serve as a wakeup call to all Republican voters. I don’t think the Dems mind one bit.

Stated a different way, Republicans Judson Hill, Lindsey Tippins and Bruce Thompson voted with the Democrats to have a vote on driver’s licenses arranged so that we have no official record of how they voted. That nauseating scenario would have gone unnoted if not for D.A. King. Thank you, Mr. King!

Note to the Cobb GOP clubhouse: There is an election next year. And hope for change.

John Litland

Marietta

Read more: The Marietta Daily Journal – Public should be outraged over driver s licenses for illegals

Republicans in Senate acted like cowards on illegal immigration
April 14, 2015

DEAR EDITOR:

Non-vulgar words mostly cannot express the disgust and sense of betrayal I, and probably a slew of other Georgians, feel about allowing illegals to get driver’s licenses! Also access to public benefits and unemployment. Outrageous! Insane! Is it now possible said group will be allowed to VOTE even if they can’t speak English??!!!

After reading D. A King’s article in Sunday’s MDJ, I am severely castigating the Georgia Senate for their cowardly way of dealing with these interrelated issues. Making sure that those responsible in a Senate dominated with Republicans could not be held accountable seems slimy.

What a bunch of liars to promise that pro-enforcement of immigration laws would be a priority and then making us look like fools to believe them!

Are the “undocumented” that badly needed to help complete the $1-plus billion transportation projects approved by the Legislature? Do we really need to encourage illegal activity in our communities just to pander to special interests? Yes, the questions are redundant, but the repercussions will be more obvious.

Melissa B. Anderson

Marietta

Read more: The Marietta Daily Journal – Republicans in Senate acted like cowards on illegal immigration