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With Georgia’s restrictive immigration law set to kick in, Gov. Nathan Deal Tuesday is sending convicted criminals to fill farm jobs vacated by undocumented immigrants fleeing the state.
Deal, a first-term Republican, issued a statement on Tuesday morning calling on the state’s commissioners of labor, corrections and agriculture to work together to connect unemployed probationers with a state agriculture industry now desperate for workers.
i don't get it --would someone be in violation of their probation if they're a 'no show' to pick vegetables?
I find nothing wrong with criminals working the farms. It would make them more productive rather than just sitting in a cell, getting bored and stabbing people. I'd rather them than an illegal immigrant
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