A stunning immigration raid in a tiny southeast Georgia town continues to politically reverberate across the nation, as the White House promises more such workplace operations to continue.

Also: Georgia governor's candidate Jason Esteves will be featured in Sunday's On The Record With Atlanta News First.

Affordable properties are at risk of being redeveloped as market pressures increase, according to a report presented to City of Decatur Commissioners.

The report examined Naturally Occurring Affordable Housing (NOAH) and was created in collaboration with Atlanta Regional Commission and Georgia Conservancy.

The project looked at methods to preserve affordable housing options through energy and sustainability updates.

Larry Padilla, CEO of the Decatur Housing Authority, joined Decatur Dish to talk about the current state of affordable housing.

Decatur Dish, co-hosted by journalists Dan Whisenhunt and Mariya Murrow, airs every Thursday on ANF+ at 11:30 a.m.

State Rep. Michelle Au, a Democrat from Johns Creek, is a strong supporter of stricter gun safety.

On Thursday, Au hosted students and parents from Apalachee High School for the one-year remembrance of the Sept. 4, 2024 deadly shooting. Afterward, she went On The Record With Atlanta News First political reporter Doug Reardon.

Also in this week’s episode:

• Georgia’s two Democratic U.S. senators called on Robert F. Kennedy, secretary for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, to resign.
• Gabe Sterling, the man who famously warned President Donald Trump in 2020 to tone down his stolen election rhetoric has filed paperwork to begin receiving campaign contributions ahead of a Georgia secretary of state run.