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Constitutional Accountability // Public Brief
PROTECTHOMES.REQUIRE WARRANTS.
Anthony Aragues // Ga House District 21
No agency should enter a home without a judicial warrant. That is basic Fourth Amendment law. Georgia can support public safety while still insisting that every level of government follow constitutional limits.
Why I'm running
I'm not running to build a personal brand. I'm running because families deserve lower costs, honest information, and a government that follows the Constitution even when politics gets loud. Voting for me is a vote for local accountability and practical problem-solving.
DOCUMENT
001-2026
STATUS:
PRIORITY
Priority // Constitutional Accountability
YOUR HOME IS YOUR CASTLE.
I'm running for Georgia State House because public safety and constitutional limits have to work together. When any agency acts without warrants, oversight, or due process, it puts every family's rights at risk.
Fourth Amendment
The Fourth Amendment protects people in their homes from unreasonable searches and seizures. A judicial warrant is not paperwork; it is the safeguard that keeps government power accountable.
Due Process
Lawsuits and reporting allege warrantless arrests and suspicionless stops, including cases involving U.S. citizens. Every agency should be able to explain its authority and follow due process.
State Action
Georgia can require constitutional compliance as the baseline for local cooperation, demand transparency about operations in our communities, and defend residents from unlawful detention and search.
The most important action
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References
- Fourth Amendment text (Cornell Law)
- ACLU case: Hussen v. Noem (Jan 2026)
- ACLU press release on warrantless arrests (Jan 2026)
- Know Your Rights (ACLU)
Not legal advice. If you need legal help, consult an attorney.
The Numbers They Ignore
BY THE NUMBERS
44M
Americans living in poverty
Source: Census Bureau, 2024
28M
Without health insurance
Source: CDC, 2024
653K
Experiencing homelessness
Source: HUD, 2024
$35.3T
National debt
Source: Treasury Dept., 2024
These are not political talking points. These are people. Each number represents lives disrupted, futures uncertain, voices unheard.
BRIEF // STATE LEVEL ANALYSIS
GEORGIA FAMILY IMPACT
A region-by-region look at costs, access, and services affecting Georgia communities
FILE: GA-STATE-2024
SELECT REGION ABOVEDATA CURRENT AS OF 2024
REGION PROFILE
METRO ATLANTA
POPULATION
6.1M
POVERTY RATE
12.8%
UNINSURED
14.2%
MEDIAN INCOME
$72,800
KEY ISSUES IDENTIFIED
- 01
Housing costs up 47% since 2019
- 02
Public transit serves only 23% of metro area
- 03
1 in 4 children food insecure
CLASSIFICATION: PUBLIC RECORDSOURCE: GA DEPT. OF COMMUNITY AFFAIRS
BRIEF // NATIONAL LEVEL ANALYSIS
NATIONAL PRESSURE POINTS
From coast to coast, the same cost, healthcare, housing, and education pressures keep showing up
FILE: USA-CRISIS-MAP-2024
HEALTHCARE DATA
HIGHLIGHTED: WORST AFFECTED STATESSOURCE: FEDERAL DATA 2024
KEY FACTS
68,000 PREVENTABLE DEATHS ANNUALLY
Americans die each year due to lack of health insurance coverage
NATIONAL FIGURE
27.6M
Americans without health insurance
WORST AFFECTED STATES
TXUninsured rate
18.4%FLUninsured rate
13.2%GAUninsured rate
14.8%MSUninsured rate
12.9%COMPILED FROM PUBLIC RECORDSUPDATED: Q4 2024
Public Brief
ISSUES THAT AFFECT GEORGIA FAMILIES
FILE #1PRIORITY
Your Home Is Your Castle
If federal agents can enter homes without a judicial warrant or detain people without due process, every family's rights are at risk. This is not left vs. right. It is the Fourth Amendment and whether constitutional limits still mean anything.
This is about results, rights, and reality for Georgia families.
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Get Out The VoteREGISTER. VOTE.
REGISTER. VOTE.
PROTECT YOUR RIGHTS.
The most powerful thing you can do is vote. If you care about lower costs, local accountability, and enforcing constitutional limits, start here.
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Register
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Historical Context
HOW WE GOT HERE
2008The Great Recession
Banks got bailed out. Families got put out. Millions lost homes while executives kept bonuses.
2010Citizens United
The Supreme Court ruled that money is speech. Corporate spending in elections became unlimited.
2016The Divide Deepens
Political polarization reaches new heights. Common ground becomes harder to find.
2020The Pandemic
A health crisis exposes gaps in healthcare, work, schools, and family finances.
2024The Reckoning
Trust in institutions hits historic lows. The gap between promises and everyday results keeps widening.
NOWThe Question
How do we build representation that listens locally, explains tradeoffs clearly, and solves practical problems?