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ATLANTA- In the roughly six weeks since she was arrested for driving without a license, the case of Jessica Colotl, an illegal immigrant and college student in suburban Atlanta, has become a flashpoint in the immigration debate.The Kennesaw State University senior’s situation has drawn an outcry from people on both sides. The American Civil Liberties Union, upset that she was detained under a section of immigration law it believes should be reserved for violent criminals, contacted the Department of Homeland Security on her behalf. A Republican candidate for governor this week demanded that citizenship verification be a part of the admissions process at state universities, and others are calling for the firing of Kennesaw State’s president.Though Colotl was released from federal custody last week and action on her immigration case has been deferred for a year, Cobb County Sheriff Neil Warren on Wednesday obtained a warrant for her arrest on new charges that she gave authorities a false...
If there's one thing Mayor Glenn "Pig" Jones can't stomach, it's telling elderly citizens at a local senior citizens center that they can't pray before meals.But Jon...
Their prayers have been answered. The Georgia senior center that barred elderly citizens from saying a communal prayer before meals has changed its policy after inqu...
Georgia Governor Perdue Skeptical Over Effort to Apologize for SlaveryMonday, March 19, 2007E-Mail Print Share:ATLANTA Gov. Sonny Perdue said Monday he was skepti...
Perdue Evasive on Flag IssueMonday, November 11, 2002E-Mail Print Share:ATLANTA Back when Republican Sonny Perdue was running for governor, he pounded Gov. Roy Ba...
Former New Mexico Gov. Gary Johnson talks with Alan about his Libertarian run for president.
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Gov. Sonny Perdue said Monday he was skeptical about following Virginia's lead in having his state apologize for its role in slavery."Repentance comes from the heart...
Back when Republican Sonny Perdue was running for governor, he pounded Gov. Roy Barnes for changing Georgia's flag and promised to let voters decide whether to bring...
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ATLANTA-- The bitter, Republican runoff for Georgia governor between former U.S. Rep. Nathan Deal and ex-Secretary of State Karen Handel was too close to call Tuesda...
Republican gubernatorial hopeful Nathan Deal has released his first television ad attacking the Obama administration and "liberals" for failing to secure the nation'...