Former President Donald Trump is headed back to Georgia as the race to the White House heats up. Trump will be here next week for a major fundraiser.  
 
Meanwhile, Democrats fear President Joe Biden's campaign may not invest heavily in winning here. And are Black voters beginning to like Trump’s message? 
  
  
But first, a look at how the emotionally fraught immigration bill won passage in the final hours of the Legislature's session.  
 
Do local sheriffs have the capacity to uphold federal law requiring them to detain people suspected of entering the country illegally? Gov. Brian Kemp has less than 40 days to sign the bill into law or veto it. 
 
 
LINKS TO TOPIC 
  
What we learned from 2024 legislative session 
Trump set to return to Georgia soon 
Democrats fret about Biden reelection chances in Georgia 
Are Black voters turning to Trump? 
Republicans give final passage to new immigration rules  
Sheriffs worry about new burden from immigration bills 
 
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