Changing demographics, changing politics and policies.
The returning president has promised mass deportations, expanded workplace raids, and a crackdown on protest. Here’s how some Atlanta-area immigrant-rights groups are getting their communities organized.
As of 2023, Georgia boasted more AAPI legislators than anywhere in the country—a reflection of how immigrant communities are transforming the state’s demographics and politics. Here’s how immigrant candidates performed this year in key races.
Immigrant communities say it's time for better public transportation, to serve them, and others.
“Prior to this, I was solidly Democrat . . . I don’t know what’s the right thing to do. I’m greatly disheartened. It’s painful.”
From now through November 5, 285 South is interviewing a cross-section of first- and second-generation immigrant voters to learn what they’re most concerned about as they head to the polls.
Athens-Clarke County, like Gwinnett, now provides ballots in Spanish.
Voter engagement groups in GA say they've registered over 9,000 people after their citizenship ceremonies this year. That’s a huge increase.
Young teenagers knock on hundreds of doors, hoping to inspire Atlanta residents to vote.
As DNC in Chicago kicks off, many Democrat and independent voters in Georgia are still undecided, citing Gaza as a chief concern
Kay Kang doesn't canvass to reach voters. She builds relationships, sends text messages, and taps into a shared history.
