"UGA Campus Killing: Impact of Venezuelan Migration and Biden Policies"

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The suspect charged in the death of UGA nursing student Laken Hope Riley has decided not to seek bond and is facing multiple charges including malice murder and kidnapping. The case has sparked debate over immigration policies as the suspect and his brother, both from Venezuela, entered the US illegally. The mayor of Athens-Clarke County faced calls for resignation amid allegations that the city's sanctuary policies contributed to the incident. ICE is monitoring over 5,000 noncitizens, including Venezuelans, in the Atlanta area as part of its Alternatives to Detention program.
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- Athens mayor heckled by protesters while announcing new security measures for the city Online Athens
- Slaying on UGA campus puts spotlight on Venezuelan migration and Biden policies The Atlanta Journal Constitution
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