Caitlin Philippo

The lack of a binding directive that affordable housing would be rebuilt after the demolition was shut down by Nutini, who responded that “bringing 315 public housing units back again to that site is not smart. We’ve been there."

The targeting of marginalized communities is drawing increased concern in Chatham county following the fast and loose tactics ICE has already used in the area.

This occasion was Westie’s first return to the beach since she was found as a hatchling. First weighing in at 21 grams, Westie has grown to a whopping 55lbs in her tenure at the Tybee Island Marine Science Center.

In January of this year, Tillery introduced legislation that directly targeted local governments and officials who choose to enact sanctuary policy for undocumented immigrants.

'If you're a Chatham County student and you're facing a disciplinary tribunal, you have the right to counsel. We want to make sure you can exercise it.'

"It’s the moments when a family says, 'thank you for being with us,' or when we see a first-generation youth light up because, for the first time, they feel seen, valued, and understood. That’s what reminds us why this work matters."

"I have been to Buddy Carter’s Office. He hasn’t held a town hall in eleven years. That is ridiculous. He is afraid to talk to us…he is a coward."

“President Trump promised to end the wars. He promised to release the Epstein files. Did anyone really think that the sexual predator president who used to party with Jeffrey Epstein was going to release the Epstein files?”

While Chatham County has not applied to join 287(g), recent Georgia immigration law will soon force the hand of groups who prefer to stay out of the fray or risk losing access to state and federal funding.

“Georgians sent a clear message to Twin Pines Minerals that mining next to the Okefenokee is an unacceptable risk. This wouldn’t have been possible without a powerful coalition, and regular Georgians who were willing to stand up and defend a place as beloved as the Okefenokee.”

Chants rang out throughout the afternoon, with coordinated shouts of “No kings, no crowns, we won’t back down” and “The people, united, will never be defeated.”

'We’ll enforce the laws we’re able to enforce, and the federal government will enforce the laws they’re able to enforce,' Savannah Mayor Van Johnson has said.