Gov. Brian Kemp (R-GA) announced on Monday he authorized National Guard troops to support Immigration and Customs Enforcement personnel in the Peach State .

A string of states have committed National Guard resources to help ICE with administrative and logistical functions in order for federal immigration agents to be further utilized in field operations targeting illegal immigrants.

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Kemp this week revealed Georgia would join the effort, saying 75 National Guard troops would undergo training in mid-September, “

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