MEDIA ADVISORY 12 September 2010

The Dustin Inman Society (DIS)
www.TheDustinInmanSociety.org
3595 Canton Rd. A-9/337
Marietta, Ga. 30066
Contact: D.A. King

The Dustin Inman Society grassroots ‘Secure our Georgia Community’ program

DIS president D.A. King announces a statewide, grassroots effort to encourage use of the no-cost U.S. Department of Homeland Security ‘Secure Communities’ program.

From the ICE Website; “Secure Communities: A Comprehensive Plan to Identify and Remove Criminal Aliens is a Department of Homeland Security initiative that improves public safety by implementing a comprehensive, integrated approach to identify and remove criminal aliens from the United States”.

Today, Dustin Inman Society president D.A. King makes public the DIS “Secure our Georgia Community” program which involves pro-enforcement supporters across the state educating their local law enforcement agencies on the public safety benefits of taking advantage of the federal ‘Secure Communities’ program.

Secure Communities can be used by local law enforcement agencies with a jail and shares fingerprints taken from subjects booked into the jail. The system helps identify aliens in law enforcement custody through modernized technology, continual data analysis and timely information sharing.

King reports that DIS will enlist the help of the thousands of supporters across Georgia to press their local law enforcement agencies to become active in the no-cost fingerprint sharing initiative made available by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). “Most Americans realize that all illegal aliens are criminals and are deportable” notes King.

“As we sadly observe the ninth anniversary of the horror of 9/11, we should all be outraged about the countless numbers of illegal aliens who have committed additional crimes in our nation and are still walking our streets because of the use of fraudulent ID and lax enforcement” said King. Our goal is to have 100% of eligible local law enforcement agencies in Georgia active in Secure Communities well before September 11, 2011” announced King, a longtime pro-enforcement advocate on immigration and employment laws.

“Secure Communities has proven to be an effective tool in deterring ID fraud and is responsible for the deportation of thousands of illegal aliens from all over the world who have escaped capture at our borders and illegally entered the United States without inspection” noted King.

King reports that later this week, he will make a Secure Communities resource page available to DIS supporters across Georgia which will include a link to the official Secure Communities Website . The DIS resource page will also feature a link to an official Secure Communities page from which active pro-enforcement Americans can download and print a color brochure to share with their local elected officials and law enforcement leaders as an educational tool.

“We want to help the Obama administration in its stated goal of activating 100% of eligible local law enforcement agencies nationwide in Secure Communities program by 2013” (see article) said King. “We hope to create a nation-wide wave of similar action aimed at educating the public on use of the Secure Communities program.

“The zealots on the anti-enforcement fringe are comically apoplectic in their opposition to Secure Communities notes King. That should be reason enough for Georgians to pressure their local governments to use Secure Communities.”

DIS Mission Statement HERE

Article:
Smoke, mirrors and illegal immigration
Atlanta Journal Constitution (blog)
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