Lawmakers and community groups met with Gwinnett County Sheriff Keybo Taylor Monday morning to discuss concerns over the ...

The BriefThe Gwinnett County Sheriff's Office is holding a press conference Thursday to address public concerns about Georgia ...

The Gwinnett County Sheriff’s Office held a community meeting earlier this week with civil rights leaders, elected officials, and advocacy groups to discuss HB 1105 and listen to community concerns.

Gwinnett County Sheriff Keybo Taylor is addressing growing concerns about Georgia’s new immigration law, HB 1105, following ...

Gwinnett County Sheriff Keybo Taylor defended his office’s immigration enforcement policies during a press conference Thursday morning, following criticism from state lawmakers and community groups ...

Speaking directly with the legislators behind House Bill 301 (HB301) and House Bill 11-05 (HB 1105), it's evident that although both bills have garnered overall support, HB 1105, in particular ...

Editor's note: A video version of this story reported that HB-1105 was introduced after the February death of nursing student Laken Riley. It was introduced on Jan. 31, several weeks before her death.

On social media, she described HB 1105 as an example of election year politicking, with legislators using the Latino and immigrant community “as a piñata” to raise their profile.

Petrea, the sponsor of HB 1105, said he blamed the Biden administration for Riley’s death. “You have to remember, that’s how he got here,” Petrea told The Daily Signal in a phone call Tuesday.

That’s based on the handful of official agreements between ICE and local agencies under HB 1105. “You know, we’ve got gangsters and folks shooting up houses and doing things like that.