Suburban Atlanta man accused of Nazi camp guard role misses deportation hearing
85-year-old Paul Henss of Lawrenceville failed to appear at a 1 p.m. deportation hearing after being accused by federal authorities of training and handling attack dogs at Dachau and Buchenwald camps. An immigration judge ordered his removal, noting he fled the United States. An DOJ official said Henss’ daughter in the Atlanta area was contacted by phone after the no-show. The case ties to Nazi persecution charges under U.S. immigration law.
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Governor calls on higher power for rain in Georgia
As drought worsens, Governor Sonny Perdue orders water restrictions, launches legal fight, and seeks Bush aid. He plans a public prayer vigil on the state Capitol steps with lawmakers and ministers, a move welcomed in the Bible Belt but opposed by secular groups like the Atlanta Freethought Society.
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