"UGA Campus Killing: Sheriff's ICE Stance and Suspect's Trail"
The sheriff of Athens-Clarke County, where Venezuelan migrant Jose Antonio Ibarra has been charged with the murder of nursing student Laken Riley, campaigned on a platform of not cooperating with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). This resurfaced interview has sparked controversy following the brutal murder. Ibarra, who entered the country illegally in 2022, was released pending deportation proceedings and had a history of run-ins with the law before the tragic incident. The mayor of Athens faced heckling over his immigration stance, while the city expressed deep sorrow for the tragedy and emphasized that the responsibility for the crime lies solely with the perpetrator.
- Sheriff where Laken Riley was viciously murdered — allegedly by Venezuelan migrant — pledged not to cooperate with ICE during his campaign New York Post
- Athens resident blasts ‘left-wing nut job’ mayor over Laken Riley murder: ‘Violated his oath of office’ Fox News
- Laken Riley case: Man charged in UGA campus killing won't seek bond The Atlanta Journal Constitution
- For Suspect in U. of Georgia Killing, an Obscure Trail Across States The New York Times
- Laken Riley's Cause of Death Revealed After She's Killed During Jog on University of Georgia Campus PEOPLE
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