Could have been returned under Title 42 but wasn’t, released due to
overcrowding in a migrant shelter, previously arrested in NYC for “injury to a minor under 17”.
Also, Athens-Clark County is a sanctuary city.
From the link:
A source within U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) told Breitbart Texas that its officers in the Atlanta field office arrested 26-year-old Jose Antonio Ibarra where he is now charged with the alleged murder of University of Georgia – Athens (UGA) nursing student, 22-year-old Laken Hope Riley. The source, not authorized to speak with the media, said Ibarra entered the United States in September 2022 and was subsequently released due to overcrowding in migrant shelters.
Officials in the El Paso Sector became overwhelmed that month when a new migrant surge began in the area. The City of El Paso reported that migrant releases by the Biden administration rose from 250 per day in August to “as high as 1,000 per day in September.”
“However, the main countries migrants are coming from today are Venezuela, Ecuador, El Salvador, Haiti, Nicaragua, and Cuba,” City officials stated. “Though the numbers have been as high as 90% and as low as 50% from Venezuela, the number is currently holding at approximately 70%.”
Due to the high number of migrants being released by Border Patrol onto the streets of El Paso, City officials began busing migrants from El Paso to New York City, Breitbart Texas reported. The City chartered 25 buses and transported 1,135 migrnts to New York City by mid-September 2022.
The Title 42 CDC Covid Emergency protocol was still in effect at the time of Ibarra’s crossing into the United States. The Biden administration could have expelled the Venezuelan migrant immediately instead of releasing him in El Paso.
News Nation journalist Ali Bradley reported that Ibarra listed the Covenant House in New York as his “sponsor address” before being released in El Paso. It is unknown if Ibarra was one of the migrants transported by El Paso to New York City.
DHS sources told Bradley that Ibarra was arrested in September 2023 in Queens, New York, for injury to a child under the age of 17. The sanctuary city of New York released the Venezuelan migrant who subsequently traveled to Georgia, where he was finally arrested after the alleged murder of Laken Riley this week.
The sanctuary city policies of New York City prevent law enforcement from cooperating with ICE ERO officers in obtaining or enforcing an immigration detainer, which would have held Ibarra indefinitely in a federal detention facility pending his trial in a New York court. [Post edited by JMHoo at 02/24/2024 1:22PM]
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