it's a big story on campus at uga right now. critics of a bill pass thursday by the georgia house say it sets immigrants up to be victims of racial profiling >> i have witnessed again and again, ambitious representative and senators pursue fear as i said, this tragedy to attain and maintain elected office but our community cannot and should not be collectively punished for the refik actions of one now we reached out to several students from uga and other latino community members here to >> end georgia to talk about the atmosphere on campus and across the state. one agreed to join us well, then she canceled because of death threats and we booked another one and she backed out early this morning. her parents say it wasn't safe. this is how real the fear is. one student at uga told cnn that she would feel safer on campus if the university released this statement acknowledging the issue, she said they should definitely finally speak on it and say that it's not okay. maybe they're afraid it would take away from the bigger issue going

georgia students spoke about how they don't feel safe on uga's campus. >> it is a scary time for uga students. >> you think a spot like that on campus is safe for a person to run. >> it is disgusting that he felt he was above everyone else, above the law and god. >> she had a lot more life to live, gone too soon. >> carley: ice released more information about jose antonio ibarra's brother who entried in 2023. he was returned to mexico same day by mexico and reentered less than 30 days later and he was arrested. two weeks later he was released and arrested several other times by the athens police department. biden ignored questions about the nursing student's death during his visit to brownsville, a once hot spot to enter into the u.s., trump was in eagle pass blaming the president for riley's death. >> what he's doing is unbelievable. joe biden will never say laken riley's name. we will say it and remember her. we will not forget had her. >> do you bear responsibility for laken riley's death? >> former president trump said if he wins presidential election, he will conduct the largest

oh, let me tell you who won the great anti-slavery advocates in a uga graduate. uga folks go down., a former president of the university georgia, founded the american colonization society. he despised slavery. he wanted to free enslaved blacks. but one caveat he didn't wantin. so he to colonize africa and south america free black. but not just robert. there's another person that i guarantee all of you know that was this other man, abraham lincoln, who anti-slavery, who sought to colonize as enslaved americans before the january 1st, 1863, when he became an abolitionist. and if you read, why did lincoln go from anti-slavery to abolition? well, to compassion. maybe read the last paragraph of emancipation proclamation. he authorized the enlistment of black men in the union army. he believed that if a man could fight, then he deserved be free. thank you for your remarks, sir. i'm going to buy your book as well. you know. do you have as an attorney, do you have any comment on the prohibition of attorneys in this? the original charter. well, i thought about it and i'll serious and it may

more than a week after the nursing student was murdered on uga's campus, people who live around athens are still extremely upset and on edge. >> she did everything right. it really is just a tragic situation. i hope that we make some effective changes. >> hundreds of family and friends came to woodstock city church to honor riley at the private service. riley's obituary says her smile was infectious and she spread joy everywhere she went. a few days ago, riley's mother shared a memory from her former teacher. it was a writing project riley did in first grade about what she wanted to do in the future. riley wrote, when i grow up, i want to be a nurse. the corps know in athens says that riley died from blunt force trauma to the head. the suspect, owe hey -- jose ibarra say that he dragged her and it was a crime of opportunity. >> usually when you get to level of passion and violence, often dealing with a situation where the two are known to each other, a deep grudge, a domestic or something like that. this seems to be coming from a place of extraordinary violence and yet, it doesn't seem

oh, let me tell you who won the great anti-slavery advocates in a uga graduate. uga folks go down. okay. robert finley, a former president of the university georgia, founded the american colonization society. he despised slavery. he wanted to free enslaved blacks. but one caveat he didn't want them living here in america. so he to colonize africa and south america free black. but not just robert. there's another person that i guarantee all of you know that was this other man, abraham lincoln, who anti-slavery, who sought to colonize as enslaved americans before the january 1st, 1863, when he became an abolitionist. and if you read, why did lincoln go from anti-slavery to abolition? well, to compassion. maybe read the last paragraph of emancipation proclamation. he authorized the enlistment of black men in the union army. he believed that if a man could fight, then he deserved be free. thank you for your remarks, sir. i'm going to buy your book as well. you know. do you have as an attorney, do you have any comment on the prohibition of attorneys in this? the original charter. well,

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>> ainsley: the murder of 22-year-old uga student at hands of an accused illegal immigrant.will the president even address it in tomorrow's state of the union? >> peter: will president biden address laken riley on thursday night? >> this is such a tragic story and situation. this is someone's life that was lost, i want to acknowledge and extend deepest condolences. >> ainsley: our next guest is introducing the laken riley act in congress, georgia congressman mike collins joins us. good morning. such an important issue after seeing what happened in georgia. tell us more about this act. >> it is, this is a trajectory that did not have to happen and what we're going to do with this act is address some immigration policy and make sure local law enforcement have ability to contact ice and add theft to criminal activity reported so they can come and detain them, pick these people up and hopeful ly return them. he packs up and comes to another sanctuary city in athens, georgia. home of university of georgia, and commits a heinous murder after being arrested few days earlier for sho

. >> reporter: and in the wake of the slain uga student, laken riley, obviously part of why americans are so concerned with immigration leading almost every election poll we've seen as of late. it'll be interesting to see if the white house does anything. they're supposedly considering taking some sort of,fingtive action. mike, we'll send it back to you. mike: griff jenkins live in mission, texas, many thanks. molly? molly: family, friends and classmates gathering to remember laken riley. the 22-year-old nursing student's funeral was held yesterday in woodstock, georgia. madison scarpino is live in atlanta with more on that memorial service. madison. >> reporter: molly, it was a really sad day in riley's hometown for her funeral, and it's only about 90 miles away, woodstock, georgia, from uga's campus where the nursing student was killed while on her morning jog last week. and hundreds of family and friends came to woodstock city church to honor riley at the private service. the church's lead pastor said in a statement, quote, laken was special. she was a gift to anyone who knew her.

they thought their daughter was safe at uga. uga is a great school. they thought she was safe.as lacing up those tennis shoes we were talking about that morning putting on gym clothes and no idea last time lacing up shoes. no idea what was about to happen to her. >> brian: should the piro maniac get credit firefighter. light the neighborhood on fire. put on hard hat putting now they want credit for putting out the fire. i'm sorry, we remember how it started. so do the people in these blue cities. watch. >> it's a step in the right direction but it does not negate the years of countless lives lost. broken homes. businesses that are shutting down due to theft. you know, it's crime is plaguing our city. and after 10 years, i'm glad that they're finally listening, but it's too late. >> progressives i see are regrouping. they have seen -- they are licking their wounds from the results of elections just two days ago. and they are already talking about how they can combat their loss. >> lawrence: tithe turn. i agree with you, brian, you don't give the arsonist credit. >> brian: for pu

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and this tragedy has shaken a lot of people who live around uga. >> pretty tragic situation, you know. a girl like her had a lot more life to live. gone too soon. >> riley's obituary says her smile was infectious and she spread joy everywhere she went. riley's accused killer jose ibarra came n 2022 created a lot of controversy around immigration in the athens community and across the country. just a few days ago protesters repeatedly interrupted the athens mayor during a press conference on safety and immigration. the protesters were frustrated about how the city handles migrants but the mayor made it clear that athens is not a sanctuary city. still, the protesters weren't having it and they want the mayor to resign. former president donald trump was at the border yesterday, and he spoke -- and he said that he spoke with riley's parents. >> the devastation beyond belief, but she was beautiful. just so beautiful. in some ways and brutally assaulted, horrifically beaten. kidnapped, savagely murdered. the monster that charged in the death is an illegal alien migrant who was let into our

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three weeks ago laken riley went out for a jog near the uga campus and an illegal immigrant grabbed her and killed her with a blunt force object and tried to hide her body. laken riley was just 22 years old. she will never get her nursing degree, she won't marry, have children or enjoy growing old. family and friends try to cope with this tragic loss, over the weekend, president biden apologized to laken riley's alleged killer for describing him as illegal immigrant. >> president biden: undocumented, i should not have used illegal, i will not treat these people with disrespect, they built the country. >> kayleigh: emily, i can't wrap my head around this, it is hard to fathom there is more concern for an alleged murderer and the way he's described than a u.s. citizen victim. >> emily: what else would you expect from the far left? that is who demands this, demands apology for language that was correct, by the way. he is legally illegal. they demand apology for language rather than botching name of that poor girl. i think that laken riley's mother said it best when she called the president

this tragedy has shaken up people who live around uga. >> sad and tragic. you'd like to think especially a spot on campus like that would be safe for a person to run on their own. she did everything right. it is really is a tragic situation. >> riley's obituaries says her smile was infectious and she spread joy wherever she went. ice says jose antonio ibarra came into the country illegally in 2022. her death has created a lot of controversy on immigration. the mayor was interrupted. protesters want the mayor to resign. former president donald trump was at the border yesterday and slammed president biden over immigration issues and said he spoke with riley's devastated parents. what he's doing is unbelievable. joe biden will never say laken riley's name. we will say it andy woo will remember it. we will not forget her. it's a horrible story we've had to live with for the last few days. >> a fundraiser in riley's name has raised $170 so far. her family says they promise to honor her life in a big way. back to you guys. >> steve: thank you. somber day in woods

reporter: lincoln riley, uga student killed by an illegal immigrant for venezuela, her funeral this afternoonow, it's interesting when the president was here, stu, the president took no questions from the press but i was able to shout a question only about 15 feet away and do you bear any responsibility for lincoln riley's death for your policies and he turned and walked out and didn't answer. stuart: you say your agents are mad as hell about biden's trip to brownsville. have you heard me? and claiming biden has blood on his hands in dark remarks at the border. brandon, you're standing next to mr. trump is that how you saw it? >> not at all. in fact he has a responsibility of the american people exactly what is going on. he has responsibility to inform them and why lincoln riley is guilty and why so -- has died and why so many have died whether by fentanyl poisoning or criminal acts by criminal aliens here in the country illegally and not dark to point out the truth and why we can stop that from happening and have headlines like that and axios going to deflect and they were never going get pr

this tragedy has shaken up a lot of people who live around uga. >> her family will never know peace andnk it's ridiculous for lack of a better word. >> riley's says she spread joy everywhere she went. the accused killer ibarra came into the u.s. illegally in 2022. riley's death has created a lot of controversy on immigration. the athens community and across the country. just a few days ago protestors interrupted the athens mayor during a press conference on safety and immigration. the protestors were frustrated about how the city handles migrants but the mayor made it clear athens is not a sanctuary city. the protestors weren't having it and want the mayor to resign. former president donald trump was at the border yesterday and said he spoke with riley's devastated parents. >> she was beautiful, so beautiful in so many ways and brutally assaulted, horrifically beaten, kidnapped and savagely murdered. the monster that is charged in the death is an illegal alien migrant who was let into our country and released into our communities by crooked joe biden. he is crooked. >> riley's accused k

. >> and his brother, jose, they say he brutally killed riley on uga campus and dragged her body into the woods and appeared in court a couple days after the alleged murder, but has not entered a plea. sandra. >> sandra: madison, we'll keep watching. thank you. >> john: nikki haley just wrapping up a campaign rally in texas ahead of super tuesday, and moments ago mentioned the supreme court ruling striking down colorado's trump ballot ban. listen to what she said. >> the somebody ruled today that donald trump could stay on the ballot. no, i think -- i think that was important. we don't ever want some elected official in a state or anybody else saying who can or can't be on a ballot. this is america, this is america. look, i'll defeat donald trump fair and square, but i want him on that ballot. >> john: almost universal condemnation in political circles about what colorado was doing, saying it shouldn't be up to a court or an elected, or unelected official to do such a thing. and also in maine and illinois. if the voters don't want somebody to be president, they should get a chance to

he ad libbed a response to a pretty harsh moment, as some heckling about the tragic murder of uga student lake. and really, he got her name wrong. he called her lincoln riley, but as a general note, he condemned her murder, which was something that people were talking about, dana bash, what did you think? you've been to a lot of state of the union addresses. do you think that president biden met the moment? >> he certainly met the moment that his member, members of his party, those who are really upset and worried about this coming election year and frankly, what would happen if he didn't win another time because of their concerns about who's on the other side of the ticket? they wanted him to be a fighter and boy fight. did he deliver? now, there is some criticism already that we're hearing from some republicans that it was too political. and the retort already is compared to what? i mean, you saw mayor marjorie taylor greene sitting there wearing a maga hat, one of the things that you mentioned that he used the word predecessor, by our count, in the prepared remarks, he used the word pr

but that brute ifal murder at uga of laken riley just really took it to a whole different level.e in georgia. so i don't know what kind of welcome he's going to get. i know he's not going to cherokee county, and that's really where he needs to go today, apologize to the family, say he's going to do a better job and actually secure the border. my job, obviously, is to make sure we have fair and honest elections. voters' top concern, actually, right now is voter integrity as it relates to non-citizen voting. and that that's why i've asked the general assembly to pass a constitutional amendment that only american citizens vote. i've been pushing this and promoting this since 2018. it's time we actually do this. with this open border policy, that's voters' number one concern. so that's what i'm looking at, making sure we have a safe and secure election in 2024. neil: let me ask you about that -- >> >> [inaudible] that murder was horrible. neil: i'm sorry, sir. it was a shock in your state e when donald trump lost, there was a recount, safe republican state. you lost two senates who b

the nursing student was killed while she was running on uga's campus last week. scar scarpino if joins us with more on this. >> reporter: hi, mike. laken riley's e death is fueling a new wave of outrage, and it's also pushing state lawmakers. the georgia house passed a bill that requires police and sheriff deputies to help identify undocumented immigrants, arrest and detain them for deportation. that bill now heads to the state senate for more debate. and more than a week after riley's death, many people across the country are really upset. riley's case is bringing up concerns about illegal immigration policies. former or president donald trump was at the border thursday and promised to never forget laken riley. trump talked about riley for the second time at his north carolina rally yesterday. listen. >> last week a beautiful 22-year-old nursing student in georgia, laken riley, i spoke to her parents, the most magnificent people. devastated. the monster charged in her death is an illegal alien migrant who was let into the country and released into our communitie

and they still want the mayor to resign and this tragedy has a lot of people still shaken up who live uga. accused killer remains in jail in athens. lawyers are not asking for bail and unclear when he will appear in court next. back to you guys. >> steve: why isn't he asking for bail? is it because he is a flight risk and there is really no place for him to go? >> that is a good question. we are digging into that. it's not pretty typical that this happens. and we mentioned last hour that the district attorney will be bringing in a special prosecutor to prosecute this case. so we will keep you updated when we learn more. >> steve: all right, madison, thank you very much. >> brian: meanwhile the brother is a criminal, too. the brother -- the older brother. >> ainsley: the one he was living with. >> brian: brian not only green card. this guy is already breaking the law down there. >> ainsley: president trump spoke to the family. called them and that was part of his original or first remarks yesterday when he was down there on the border. >> brian: twhas the thing. the current president did n

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student, augusta university nursing students whose blood and to death last month while on a run on the uga campus, the suspect is an undocumented undocumented immigrant from venezuela, who was released after crossing the border illegally had a criminal record in new york park was still a free person biden mentioned her during his speech thursday night, pushed to do so by a georgia republican. take a listen not proven >> high >> like lincoln riley and then it young woman who was killed by an illegal that's right. but how many thousands of people being killed by legal to her parents? so i say my heart goes out to you, having lost children myself >> at his rally last night, trump was met with lake and riley's family. he blamed biden's border policies for her death. the riley's are your constituents? is it not true that there were policy failures that led to this tragic murder >> listen, first of all, let me just say that my heart goes out to this family of the family of lake and riley and i can tell you as a pastor who has done hundreds of eulogies and presided over all kinds of funerals. the

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student, augusta university nursing students he was bludgeoned to death last month while on a run on the uga campus the suspect is an undocumented undocumented immigrant from venezuela, who was released after crossing the border illegally, had a criminal record in new york, was still a free person. biden mentioned her during his speech thursday night, pushed to do so by a georgia republican. take a listen not really high like laken riley an innocent young woman who was killed by an illegal that's right. but how many thousands of people being killed by legal to her parents, i say, my heart goes out to you having lost children myself >> at his rally last night, trump was met with laken riley's family. he blamed biden's border policies for her death the riley's are your constituents? is it not true that there were policy failures that led to this tragic murder >> listen, first of all, let me just say that my heart goes out to this family of the family of laken riley and i can tell you as a pastor who has done hundreds of eulogies and presided over all kinds of funerals. there is no grief worse

we're also going to talk about you mentioned the funeral rule of laken riley that uga student who was killed police say, by an undocumented migrant, latino students. and the community there in and around athens say that there has been this surge of threats, racist remarks >> let me tell you. we booked a guest to come and talk to us about this. that person canceled and said that it was because of the death threats we booked another guest to klein. she canceled this morning and said her parents said that it just wasn't safe to be in front of a cannon cameras. so we'll talk about that. plus the mayor of memphis who sat down and met with gang members in his city to try to broker a ceasefire all coming up at the top of the hour. >> well, that's really something putting it in perspective when you have those two guests cancellations right there on that topic? i'm victor. thanks so much. we will of course, be watching and still ahead. we've got that risky rescue crazy off the side of a bridge straight ahead on cnn this morning, we're going to walk you through how that rescue actually went dow

he was bludgeoned to death last month while on a run on the uga campus, the suspect is an undocumented undocumented immigrant for venezuela who was released after crossing the border illegally, had a criminal record in new york, was still well free pardon. biden mentioned her during his speech thursday night, pushed to do so. by a georgia republican. take a listen >> not really high making like lincoln riley, an innocent young woman who was killed by an illegal that's right but how many thousands of people being killed by legal to her parents? i say my heart goes out to you, having lost children myself. >> at his rally last night, trump was met with laken riley's family. he blamed biden's border policies for her death. the riley's are your constituents, is it not true that there were policy failures that led to this tragic murder? >> listen, first of all, let me just say that my heart goes out to this family of the family of laken riley and i can tell you as a pastor who has done 100 of eulogies and presided over all kinds of funerals. there is no grief worse then when nature is tragic

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