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Mike Collins on Immigration

 

 


Immigrants were taking job that young Americans could get

Q: How do you deport violent offenders without starving Georgia of needed labor?

Collins: You should come into this country legally, period. Do we need help? Yes, we do. You know, we need H-2A visas to be fixed. They were also taking the jobs that young people, young Americans, could go out there and get. And hampering them. You want to give jobs? Give jobs to Americans. And then you'll see your taxes continue to flow into this country, and all their paychecks won't be going back to the country that they came from to support their families back here. They'll support the young American families that are here.

Ossoff: They promised to go after the worst of the worst. Instead, they've rounded up people at job sites with no suspicion of any criminal history. They've ripped breastfeeding infants from their mothers. They've unleashed federal agents to kill Americans on the streets of our cities with impunity. That's Mike Collins' immigration policy.

Source: Atlanta News First on 2026 Georgia Senate race , Oct 8, 2026

Walls work; moratorium on legal immigration

Q: Should the U.S. should do more to physically secure the southern border?

A: Strongly Agree: Walls work. Physical, technological, surveillance and manpower.

Q: Should state and federal funds be denied to any public or private entity, such as a sanctuary city, that is not in compliance with immigration laws?

A: Strongly Agree.

Q: Who should be allowed to immigrate to the U.S. and under what circumstances?

A: We need to stop all illegal immigration and consider a moratorium on immigration until we can reform the immigration laws. We need to look a reducing the legal immigration as well. American workers are being exploited under current law.

Source: AFA Action iVoterGuide on 2022 GA-10 House race , Nov 8, 2022

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