Social Circle residents protest detention center at Capitol
Residents and local officials from Social Circle and Walton County gathered at the Georgia State Capitol on Thursday to oppose a proposed federal immigration detention facility. The "Community to the Capitol Campaign" brought a bipartisan group of lawmakers together to demand more transparency and community input on the project. Organizers say the facility could impact local infrastructure, water resources, and public safety. Our Deidra Dukes is tracking the response from state leaders.
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