Thousands of immigrant families who call Gwinnett County home have been split apart by the sheriff office’s participation in a program with Immigration and Customs Enforcement. This program, know as 287(g), costs taxpayers millions of dollars every year, erodes community trust, promotes racial profiling, and redirects local resources to federal immigration enforcement. The election for Gwinnett County Sheriff on Nov. 3 will help determine the county’s future collaboration with ICE. To make an informed decision, make sure you know the candidates’ positions on key immigration issues.

ACLU of Georgia asked the candidates

Issues	Kerbo Taylor	Lou Solis
End the county’s collaboration with ICE’s 287(g) program, which promotes racial profiling	Yes	No
Decline ICE detainer requests unless they include a judge-issued warrant to protect the county from being sued	Yes	No

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