Georgia's new laws take effect today. Here's what changed

• Local governments opposed the measure, arguing it could burden cities and counties with a barrage of legal challenges.

🐗 Feral hogs: People can now capture the invasive animals without a hunting license. Trapped hogs must be euthanized, the law says.

📵 Cell phones: Georgia public K-8 schools are required to ban students' cell phones, tablets and personal internet-connected devices during the school day.

🦐 Shrimp: Restaurants must disclose on the menu or "placards visible to the public" whether the shrimp they're serving is "foreign imported."

📢 Student speech: Public school students gain new protections to organize political activities and groups under the "True Patriotism and Universal Student Access Act," a bill inspired by Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk.