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On Monday night, I stood at the Woodstock City Council podium and talked about Cherokee County students being held in ICE detention. They cut my mic, called the police, and had me escorted out. I finished the statement anyway. Mayor Caldwell accused me of breaking the law and threatened me with a misdemeanor. The police let me go without incident. Tracy Collins smiled. Read the full story — including the complete statement and the Girl Scout who stayed to watch it happen.

Crossover Day was March 6. That was the deadline for any bill introduced this session to pass at least one chamber or be considered dead. The session still runs through April 2, which means bills that already crossed over in 2025, or that cleared one chamber this year before the deadline, are still in play. Your calls still matter. Here is what happened to every bill we have been tracking. WINS: We got what we wanted. SB 568 did not survive the deadline.  The bill to end cou

Georgia Legislation Alert: What's Moving Under the Gold Dome The 2026 Georgia legislative session is moving fast, and several bills will directly affect the rights and safety of Georgians. Some of these bills need to be stopped. Others deserve your support. Here is what each bill does, what action to take, and what to say when you call. Find your state representative and senator at https://openstates.org/find_your_legislator/ For more scripts on these and other Georgia bills,