Political Rewind: Coffee County saga; Immigration stunts; Braves face political fastball

The panel:

Chuck Kuck, @ckuck, immigration attorney

Leo Smith, @leosmithtweets, Republican consultant and president, Engaged Futures

State Rep. Mary Margaret Oliver, @mmo_mary, (D) Decatur

Mark Niesse, @markniesse, reporter, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

The breakdown:

1.  Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger looks to replace election equipment in Coffee County.

• This comes after an election official allowed unauthorized access to the machinery, violating Georgia law. 
  • All of the election officials have been replaced in the area. 
• In a statement, the secretary of state said Coffee County will be receiving 100 ballot marking devices (BMDs), 100 printers, 21 poll pads and other new equipment.

2. Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis could continue flying migrants to different cities. 

• Politico reports the Federal Aviation Administration cannot stop the Republican from shipping people off to different cities. 
• Federal authorities are on pace to make more than 2.3 million arrests during the 2022 fiscal year, which ends this month. 

3. Atlanta Braves face political fastball during a visit to the White House. 

• President Joe Biden welcomed members of the Atlanta Braves’ World Series championship team to the White House on Monday.
• Shorly after the teams photo-op, the White House press secretary was asked about changing the team's name, which references some Native American tribes here in Georgia.
• GOP candidates across the state fired back at the idea, most notably Gov. Brian Kemp. 

Wednesday on Political Rewind: GPB's Donna Lowry joins the panel.