Forward by Jennifer Rae Vliet ~
I have the distinct pleasure of knowing D.A. King, the special man who is featured in this WND/Daily Signal column below. I have the utmost respect for his dedication in protecting the good people of the state of Georgia. He is the founder and President of the Dustin Inman Society named after a 16-year-old Woodstock Georgia resident. D.A. states that Dustin will always “just be 16 because he was killed by an illegal alien”. Why was he killed? Ultimately because the USA does not enforce our immigration laws and in turn the politicians in GA do not enforce the laws aimed at illegal immigration. It is as simple as that. “Dustin is one of tens of thousands of Americans who have been killed by illegal aliens”, as D.A. continues saying referring to the irresponsibility of those in charge as something of the “organized crime” kind. By not enforcing these crucial laws that protect the innocent…the harming of Americans is the (seemingly intended) end result.
Even though hatred is being spewed toward D.A. by the SPLC in labeling his stance as “hate” itself, his endeavors are the exact opposite of that. His love for Country and for the safety of Georgians as well as all Americans is what propels him to take a stand. He has been an immigration activist for not only proper communication between law enforcement and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement but holds in high regard the importance of having exact laws in place that are actually used to protect us all. The column below sheds light on exactly the blatant refusal to protect the innocent and how D.A. exposes the corruption at the local and state level in Georgia.
In speaking with D.A. this week, he shared with me the following sentiments in light of Laken Riley’s unnecessary and gruesome death at the hands of an illegal monster. It is easy to see the glaring truth that if certain laws were set in place, she may still be here today as well as Dustin. “We hope readers, especially in Georgia, will visit our websites to see what “the news” omits from most reports. Governor Kemp is being protected by the liberal media, including the AP and the agenda-driven Atlanta Journal Constitution in that they are happy to continue to ignore Kemp’s refusal to honor his oath of office. Specifically, when it comes to enforcing the more than 40 laws aimed at illegal immigration in Georgia that we have helped put on the books since 2006″.
Please visit his website New Dustin Inman Society – which has up to date detailed information and read his recent column at The Federalist. D.A discusses the murder of Georgia resident and nursing student, Laken Riley and the ramifications of Georgia being a Sanctuary State. What King exposes in this column about the corrupt leaders and their gloating stance on honoring the illegal criminal over the residents will make steam come out of your ears. You can also listen to him as a guest on WCHY 97.7 with Izzy, here. This is an excellent, informative interview.
Removal of criminal aliens ‘has declined 67%’ under Biden
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Laken Riley
[Editor’s note: This story originally was published by The Daily Signal.]
By Tyler O’Neil
The Daily Signal
FIRST ON THE DAILY SIGNAL—The Southern Poverty Law Center has repeatedly opposed Georgia bills that would require local law enforcement to report illegal aliens to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement if they are charged with or convicted of other crimes. This activism has drawn renewed scrutiny in the wake of Laken Riley’s killing, allegedly at the hands of an illegal alien who appears to have slipped through the justice system, and amid a defamation lawsuit against the SPLC.
D.A. King, a Georgia immigration activist who founded a pro-immigration enforcement organization called the Dustin Inman Society, noted that the SPLC opposed two laws that would have improved communication between local law enforcement and ICE.
King is currently suing the Southern Poverty Law Center for defamation after the group branded his organization an “anti-immigrant hate group” in 2018, around the same time the SPLC registered a lobbyist to oppose an immigration enforcement bill King supported.