Bryan Downs (left) and Stephen Quinn, Decatur, Georgia (Courtesy photo)
The city of Decatur, which is the target of a complaint filed by Lt. Gov. Casey Cagle, claims the board set up to handle complaints is a repeat violator of the Open Records and Open Meetings acts.
April 05, 2018 at 11:20 AM
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The cIty of Decatur has filed two lawsuits against the Georgia Immigration Enforcement Review Board, claiming the voluntary panel is violating the state’s open records and open meetings laws.
Decatur is among 15 municipalities, universities and school systems with pending complaints before the board, which was set up by the General Assembly in 2011 to enforce legislation cracking down on illegal immigration.
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