Trouble in America - Illegals Crossing Border & Election Integrity in GA

We are in Trouble in America.
Where are they? Shocking new video shows hundreds of migrants cheering and waving the Venezuelan flag on top of the notorious cargo train to the US border after 11K are caught crossing in one day. Border Patrol is not for the processing of illegals. They are there to stop the drugs, illegals and cartels. Of all weeks the media ran the border at the highest levels ever. In August over 300K illegals crossed the border, the highest monthly totals ever.
You need to ask your Board of Education if they are in your county. And how many ESL teachers have been hired. They have to put these kids in school without vaccinations and birth records. The administrative offices will lie to you, they have to classify the illegals, they have to give them education, healthcare, and public assistance.
GA republicans election security ideas come with a cost. David Cross can give you the nuts and bolts of the election corruption in GA. The election integrity discussion is going in different directions. No matter what happens, no QR code, no bar code and no scanner. WE need to have a three person count. The Halderman report came out in 2021. Raffensperger has known since 2021. GA election officials are telling republican state legislators that their proposed security enhancements might be possible at a cost of $32.5 million and probably not before the 2024 election. The Halderman report says that the patches would not fix the system. LT Gov Burt Jones and a couple of Senators called a meeting with Raffensperger. Lt Gov Jones encouraged that he wanted something done and corrections before the election. But the lawmakers were talking to the attorneys for Raffensperger. The state Senate Ethics Committee plans to hold election security hearings this fall. Remember Raffensperger was on the ballot in 2022 and running against several excellent candidates for Secretary of State. In the Halderman report, the computer science professor who found critical vulnerabilities that if successfully exploited could flip votes from one candidate to another.
McGowan, lead lawyer for SOS, rejected a proposal for manual audits of every race on the ballot, telling legislators that counties lack the resources and time before results are finalized to check each contest. The governor and the republican ruling class is not going to back down.