2018 GA Governor's race: on Immigration

Casey Cagle: Double headline - Already Done

I'll always stand for our families and our conservative values...[Caption: Pro-life. Pro-second Amendment]

...but results require decisive action. That's why I led the fight for one of the toughest crackdowns on illegal immigration... [Photo: police with Casey Cagle]

.And outlawed and defunded Sanctuary cities. [Headline: AJC 11-7-17: "Casey Cagle personally accuses Decatur of defying State immigration law"]

And I will hold them accountable, to help law enforcement protect our loved ones from criminal illegal aliens. [photo: police with Casey Cagle; Headline: WABE 10-11-17: "Lieutenant Governor threatens Decatur's funding over perceived Sanctuary status."]

[Female narrator]: Conservative Casey Cagle leads. [Video with Casey Cagle with wife and three young children]

Brian Kemp: Crack down on illegal immigration

The Athens Republican took broadsides against "fake news" and the well-connected political status quo. And he talked in tough terms about Georgia's efforts to block those in the country illegally from voting or receiving state benefits. "This is Georgia," he said. "We will be putting Georgia first."

Kemp said he did not plan to step down from his role as Georgia's top elections officer through the campaign. That would give him a statewide platform through November 2018, but also would deny him about three months of fundraising during next year's legislative session.

Stacey Abrams: Colleges need not act as immigration enforcement officers

MY VOTE: NO. Institutions of higher learning should not be compelled to act as immigration enforcement officers for any branch of government. More concerning, if the institution violates the policy, all students would be punished. For example, if a school violates the policy, any HOPE Grant recipient could lose his or her funding, regardless of immigration status.