A state panel created to ensure that government employees comply with Georgia's tough immigration law will likely hold its first hearing on a complaint early next year.
December 21, 2012 at 11:28 AM
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ATLANTA (AP) – A state panel created to ensure that government employees comply with Georgia’s tough immigration law will likely hold its first hearing on a complaint early next year.
Members of the Immigration Enforcement Review Board on Thursday voted to instruct chairman Ben Vinson to take steps to set up a hearing on a July complaint by D.A. King, an activist against illegal immigration.
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