[two23]

they are also working in the poultry plants in Gainesville (Northeast GA).

Gainseville is trying to grow in the opposite direction of the influx. There are parts of Gainseville now that I don't even recognise anymore. The litter, the bars on the windows, the hole in the wall-greasy spoons and pawn shops, loiterers, and junk cars/junk yards make people LEAVE. It's sad how the influx cannot integrate and work WITH the community.

[FreedomFriend]

Yep. You have Norcross, Chamblee, and Doraville on one end, and Gainesville further to the northeast. In between, you do have Suwannee, Buford, Duluth, Lawrenceville, Sugar Hill and Oakwood that aren't inundated. However, given the trends, I sometime wonder if they won't start seeing huge effects sometime in the future.

Are you saying that Gainesville is growing towards the south?