Human Trafficking

Over 300,000 women are missing across the United States of America.

This campaign is calling for the creation of a National Human Trafficking Task Force Agency — a federal agency staffed with trained professionals and everyday citizens, deployed at all ports of entry to combat human trafficking and human smuggling.

This agency will focus on prevention, victim recovery, and criminal prosecution — ensuring that every missing woman is found and every trafficker is brought to justice.

Human trafficking is not a partisan issue — it’s a human issue, and together, we can end it.

Clean Water

The “forever chemicals” known as PFAS have been detected in the drinking water of Congressional District 13, threatening the health of our families and children. These toxic chemicals are linked to cancer, birth defects, and immune disorders.

Our campaign is leading the way in legal action — holding accountable the corporations responsible for dumping these dangerous chemicals into our community’s water supply.

Clean water is not a luxury, it is a fundamental human right, and we will fight to ensure that every family in our district has safe, clean water for generations to come.

Private Prison Systems

The Department of Justice recently released a 92-page report detailing horrific conditions within private prisons — including reports of assault, abuse, and nearly 1,000 unexplained deaths.

Among the most disturbing findings was an incident involving a female inmate assaulted with a hot sauce bottle — a shocking reminder of the inhumanity inside profit-driven prison systems.

This campaign is taking legal action against the corporations and investors profiting from incarceration through lawsuits for unjust enrichment and crimes against humanity.

Justice should never be for sale. We will end the profit motive in punishment and rebuild a justice system based on accountability, rehabilitation, and human dignity.

Our Promise

This campaign stands for justice, accountability, and humanity — because the issues that plague our communities are not distant problems; they are our shared responsibility.

Together, we will build a future where every woman is safe, every family has clean water, and every life is valued.

Economic Development, Diplomacy, and Equal Trade

The campaign has authored House Resolution 1252, bringing back $123.74 billion dollars to the State of Georgia — an unprecedented step toward economic independence, job creation, and affordable living.

This landmark legislation initiates equal trade agreements that strengthen local economies, reduce grocery prices, and ensure that Georgia families can thrive without being crushed by inflation.

As part of this effort, the resolution calls for partnerships with local schools to develop modern agricultural curriculums focused on:

• Hydroponics (soil-free farming),

• Aquaponics (sustainable fish and plant growth systems), and

• Vertical Farming (space-efficient urban agriculture).

This forward-thinking program gives rise to a new statewide industry — “Georgia Homegrown Products.”

By investing in innovation, education, and local production, we will drastically lower the cost of goods, create new career opportunities, and make Georgia a national leader in sustainable food and economic growth.