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but, georgia's jewish community. georgia's muslim community but expressing to me their deep anxiety at this moment. the increased level of threat. the increased explicit threats. the increased level of perception in thread, and fear. about how seriously the fdic community protection. and by the way, think it's your field office in atlanta, and special agent farley for the work that they have done to help reassure my constituents as well. >> so, we are working in those cases both through our terrorist taskforces. but come on the criminal side through our civil rights program as hate crimes. so, we have both engines, if you will in the fbi focused on it. i created in 2019 a domestic terrorism hate crimes fusion cell. try to anticipate where the threats are going. we have opened i think 60% more hate crimes investigations post october 7th and we had before october 7th. i think it was escalating pretty fast before october 7th too. and we've got all of our field offices, as you mentioned. not just pushing the investigation

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a georgia community is mourning this morning over the death of nursing student laken p riley as we learnt the illegal migrant who allegedly killed her. cheryl casone with all the details. >> maria, this story continues to get more and more sad. look, this university of georgia -- the students, they did hold a vigil to mourn the death of her yesterday. they set up a memorial at the lake where her body was discovered, riley a nursing student, she was murdered by an illegal immigrant while out for a jog. the migrant charged in her death had jose antonio abara, 26. is facing murder charges. we got this morning more details about how she died, head injuries is what we know so far. however, he slipped through law enforcement hands twice. he was never deported. he was arrested in queens last august. he was released before an i.c.e. detainer could be issued. he was wanted on arrest warrant georgia for blowing off a court appearance on a shoplifting charge. well, another headline this morning. the soap opera in georgia continues today, 2:00 p.m. eastern time. the prosecutor, former president trum

meanwhile, a grieving georgia community coming together to remember nursing student laken riley. investigators say an illegal immigrant murdered her. newly released court documents are revealing more details about what exactly happened to that 22-year-old college student. madison is live in athens, georgia. what exactly are we learning from these court documents? >> sandra, police say jose ibarra committed a string of crimes connected to riley's death. among them is concealing her death. ibarra's arrest affidavit says he dragged riley's body to a secluded area and the affidavit also says ibarra maliciously caused bodily harm by disfiguring her skull. the coroner said she died from blunt force trauma but don't know what the murder weapon was. we are also learning today that the athens police cited him and his brother for shoplifting in october. the police report says the brother stole $200 worth of clothes and food but they were not arrested. one republican state representative says ibarra should have never been out on the streets. >> you know, the federal level obviously you know

prayers and thoughts and athens community with laken riley's family, friends, the university of georgia community. what happened last week was an awful tragedy and sick to my stomach knowing it could have been avoided had we had the right policies in place with the federal government, if they did its job and closed the border. and locally, we have challenges that we have to address at the local level and the federal level and here this afternoon at the georgia state capitol we are going to pass some important legislation to address that, which i know you said we'll get into shortly. there were so many failures in this case, it's just awful and the number one priority is lifting up laken riley's friends, family and loved ones. >> john: this goes all the way to the very top. let's remind folks at home what the president said about these policies. this was back in 2020. flashback, listen here. >> two undocumented immigrants arrested by police be turned over to immigration officials? >> no. >> john: he says undocument immigrants should not be turned over to immigration officials. >> representative je

. >> reporter: tonight in georgia, a community in mourning, days after the shocking murder of 22-year-old college student laken riley, found dead after going for a jog on the university of georgia campus in athens flowers lay near the lake where she was last seen alive. >> this is heartbreaking. this is a heartbreaking time for the university >> reporter: police arresting 26-year-old jose antonio ibarra for laken's murder, after video and other evidence led police his way. >> at this time, the investigation suggests that they had no relationship. he did not know her at all. i think this was a crime of opportunity. >> reporter: today, ibarra who is not a u.s. citizen, was denied bond. on campus, relief that a suspect was caught so quickly. >> i'm seeing a little bit more with police campus security, and, you know, they're not just letting anybody in and out with the campus dorms and things like that so, i'm feeling a little bit more secure now. >> reporter: but some students still wary >> it's really upsetting. i know that i love to run, and so, that could have been me, could have been any

georgia communities devastated by the news they've heard, look, this trail is something that many people use throughout the community. they bring their dogs, they've run students, uses all the time. if you take a look this direction, it has said here along a lakeside. now we've walked many parts of this trail. we don't see any signs of any sort of trouble here, but we do know this is where police found lakin hope riley, 22. she was a student of the augusta university college of nursing. a friend called around noon and they were trying to tell police that they hadn't seen their friend and quite some time police came out here. they did an investigation and found riley's body around 12, 38. this is very much an active investigation with three agencies involved trying to find whoever did this. >> officers located the individuals in the area behind lake harrak? at approximately 12, 38 the individual was unconscious and not breathing and had visible injuries. >> it's usually really busy. people bring their dogs and their friends. it's a usually a super social place. so it's definitely not i so

team fox coverage, in athens, georgia, with community outrage following laken riley's murder. ashley strohmier, in new york city with the latest violent attack in the migrant shelter there, but first a matt finn, live with an update on the migrant crimes that just keep stacking up. matt, good evening. >> trace, we begin in louisiana where a honduran migrant is accused of raping a 14-year-old girl and repeatedly stabbing another man during a robbery. 19-year-old angel mattias castellano's was arrested earlier this month for robbing a man at knife point as the man got out of his car near the new orleans international airport. castellanos was on the loose for the rape of an underage girl. the police department says local law enforcement agencies around the country are hindered because illegal migrants often have a lack of data and fake ids. in maryland, and illegal salvadoran immigrant has been arrested in connection to the murder of a 2-year-old in langley park. 25-year-old has previously been arrested for theft twice last year and was released. he is now the fifth person arrest

. >>> today, communities across georgia came together to honor the service of two fallen army u.s. reserve vists, they were killed at a drone strike at a militant base in georgia. >> reporter: the family of sergeant kennedy sanders said a final good-bye and closed her casket. at the 24-year-old's funeral in waycross, georgia. people in her hometown lined the streets thursday. today, an army colonel recalled training her as a heavy machine operator. >> kennedy understood the significance of our mission. she knew every road we built and shelter we erected directly contributed to the success of our operations. >> reporter: 100 miles north in savannah, mourners paid their respects at the funeral of sergeant brianna muffet, out-pouring of love even from some who had never met her. this week west of atlanta mourners gathered to honor staff sergeant william jerome rivers. the 46-year-old served more than a decade after enlisting as an electrician. >> he was a friend, a confident and beacon of positivity. >> reporter: the three were killed on a drone strike near the border of jordan and sy

what's been the reaction to the testimony so far from georgia officialings and the georgia legal communityof course fani willis isn't necessarily on trial herself, but her integrity, her credibility is. there are a lot of concerns from, you know, you can expect the regular pushback from republicans saying that she's hurt her own case. some democrats were eager to defend her, others not so much. what i have noticed was that in the last few weeks i've been aggressively and my team has been aggressively trying to get democrats to go on the record about fani willis, after yesterday several democratic leaders did go on the record defending her saying she did the right thing taking the stand acknowledging issues, responding to the explosive allegations made in these legal claims by michael roman and his attorneys. and so there is a sort of rallying around the flag effect right now, but there's also deep concerns that her credibility, no matter what happens could be undermined. >> and this morning you wrote about how fani willis is up for re-election this november. what's your sense of how this c

she was a nursing student from woodstock, georgia, but her tragic death has devastated our community and sent shock waves across the state. our prayers are with laken's family and friends as they begin to navigate this time. it is clear from her parents laken was a special young lady who went out of her way to make everyone feel special and part of her family. she was a gifted and exemplary student, a talented athlete, and the light of her family and community. her parents described her character and her loving nature this way, she knew when to listen, she knew when to speak. she knew when to give you some tough love and she knew when you needed a hug. she will forever be our loving oldest daughter and the best big sister and role model a parent could ask for. we will not rest until we ensure justice for her and her family. colleagues, will you please join news a moment of silence for laken hope riley, a wonderful young woman taken from her family and this world much too soon. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. for what purpose does the gentlema

. >> the mayor of athens, georgia, immediately slammed by community members after denying his city offers sanctuary protections. >> you are lawless! >> protesters steal a resolution welcomed empowered jose ibarra the venezuelan national charged in laken riley's death. mayor kelli gertz implied the 2019 policy was more about former president trump. >> you had the president of the united states speaking in the most vile terms about people who were foreign-born. >> other recent cases fueling national concern outside of new orleans this weekend a 19-year-old honduran national was charged in the rape of a 14-year-old at knife point. in virginia, a venezuelan man was arrested for allegedly sexually assaulting a 14-year-old. he had been released by customs and border protection last year. >> these are the types of tragedies that they keep us up at night. they need to have the ability to deliver consequences to people that ignore laws. >> closer to where those laws are made a young maryland mother is struggling. >> he was like the person i was holding on to to keep going with my life and now i do

and it really is going to have reverberations throughout that community in athens, georgia, but alsooss the south, i'm sure. >> trace: pete, sonja, julie, thank you. veteran war correspondent mike tobin takes us to the danger zone, literally, on board the u.s. aircraft carrier taking the site to the houthi rebels, next. ♪ every sign ♪ ♪ just seems unclear ♪ ♪ ♪ and i, ♪ ♪ i wish i was here ♪ ♪ ♪ >> trace: the political satire website come of the babylon bee, is asking the supreme court to uphold recently passed laws in florida and texas that banned the alleged censorship of conservative viewpoints by social media companies. let's begin board certified medical doctor houman hemmati, babylon the ceo seth dillon, and first liberty institute senior counsel jeremy dice. gentlemen, thank you for coming on. the babylon be and not to be are asking the supreme court to uphold laws banning social media censorship, quoting here, "the two sites argued that major social media platforms like facebook and youtube assert the unlimited and unilateral right to censor, deplatform, shadow ban disfavored

community every year during this time period. i cast no aspersions on my other mayors but examine every city in georgia or county over 75,000 persons in population and we stack up notably favorably to these because of the hard work of our officers and so many partners in the community. because oftentimes folks notice through the lens of a college-centered community i've also included some information indicating where we are relative to those other sec communities throughout the nation and region. you will note we tend to be toward the middle or the bottom of the pack overall a place like baton rouge has twice the crime rate and a place like auburn or college station is about 1 1/2 times less. so i encourage you to look at this information. but what i want to leave you with this is notion. the only appropriate numbers of murders in this community and the number we'll be working our tails off every day. >> dana: we'll continue to monitor that. james comer is now speaking on capitol hill ahead of hunter biden's deposition. let's listen. >> ukraine, kazakhstan, romania and democrat donors. ten members of the biden family, including joe

in a wooded area on campus cnn, senior national correspondent ryan young is an athens, georgia where the community is still in shock >> yeah, victor and amara, there are heavy hearts here on the campus at as you understand, people are still in shock about this crime, this murder that happened on campus, it's been such a long time since a violent crime like this has happened on campus. but what we were told by the police chief here is that jose antonio oliveira, 26, not a us citizen, someone they believe who's from venezuelan is their prime suspect. the man who they arrested for this murder. in fact, listen to the police chief talk about the fact that his investigators and his patrol officers were able to make the arrest and the charges. this man faces he has been charged with the following malice, murder, felony, murder aggravated battery aggravated assault false imprisonment, imprisonment kidnapping hindering a noun 11 call and concealing the death of another >> laken riley, 22 a nursing student from augusta university college of nursing. you can understand why so many of her friends and family a

georgia, no word from the biden administration. i haven't heard any statements any tributes -- to her the tributes we hear from her community in georgia is a crime. clearly preventable by the implementation of policies we yesterday we spoke to tom who laid out three different points at which this crime could have been prevented denying entry into the united states denying caught in the united states and arrested in new york city and released without charges. in new york city -- we have enough crime in the united states without importing crime from across the globe and governor brian kemp of georgia joined us a little bit earl earlier on "fox & friends." >> what is with we've been talking about over two years now. in a recent september letter that the republican governors wrote to the president and administration, you know, who are these people? where are you sending them and we have yet to receive that information. let's secure our border make sure this doesn't happen again. but also they need to notify us. where are these individuals and where the seven, eight -- eight and a half million individuals that have expwoom our country what

the university as a professor, leaving a remarkable impact on his students and university of georgia community. the doctor's life represents a century of bravery, sacrifice and dedication. as the laborren county community celebrates his major milestone birthday next week, i know i speak for the ninth district in thanking eldred for his honorable service and wish him a wonderful 100th birthday. mr. clyde: thank you, and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from north carolina seek recognition? >> to ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> madam speaker, community colleges are the lifeline for eastern north carolina rural america and beyond. north carolina's firstiona diste home to 11 community colleges that are committed to building a stronger future for families across the east. recently, i was glad to speak with pitt community college president dr. lawrence rouse at a legislative breakfast and in d.c., dr. greg mcl

in georgia, we back the blue and crack down on violent crime and gangs and put the safety of our communities ahead of partisan political agendas. we celebrate the free market instead of using the heavy-handed government. we work together across party lines on more issues than not and most importantly, we put our people first. in an election year, i don't expect all of us to agree on every issue. every district represented under this gold dome is different and each of you with the unique set of issues to address. over the next 36 legislative days there will be passionate debate, there will be disagreements, there will be tough votes, there will be long nights and maybe even some short tempers. bring but in the middle of all of that, i also that we also remember georgia is different for a year, that our success is not an accident but the result of a resilient people who elected their leaders to keep state government efficient, responsible and accountable. in georgia we believe the american dream will always provide our people greater prosperity than the government. the state of our state is st

it is a devastating loss of a beautiful, vibrant young woman and just horrible for my community in athens, georgiaanation for it. no connection between these people and it just points back to failed border plsz. lack of control in this country. biden is consciously decided not to enforce our laws and you have a flood of illegal immigrants coming in and high percentage of these people are criminals, foreign agents. it is unfathomable we will tolerate this. it trickles down, athens has been deemed a sanctuary city, they did a resolution in 2019 welcoming undocumented illegal immigrants. our sheriff's department does not cooperate with ice. this gentleman had been arrested a couple times, no consequences, just released. it is devastating. we have forbidden sanctuary cities in georgia. many cities carefully word resolutions welcoming undoc undocumented -- foreseeable expected consequences of open borders, sanctuary city lack of cooperation with federal enforcement. >> todd: residents could seek tax refund if local governments are not enforcing and could penalize sheriffs that do not coordinate with th

>> in a professional capacity, i used to be community supervision officer with the georgia department of supervision. >> where would that have been out of, fulton county? >> cobb county. >> how long did you know mr. wade prior to that? >> i didn't see mr. wade in my professional capacity. i thought you're asking about our partners. if you're only asking about mr. wade, could you please clarify? >> so you went to work for mr. wade in march of 20 21, correct? >> i went to work for the wade/bradley/campbell firm. >> prior to that, how long did you know mr. wade? >> i did not know mr. wade prior to that. >> at all? >> at all. >> no further questions. >> seeing and hearing no other further counsel. any redirects or ms. cross? can he be excused. >> thank you, your honor. >> next witness? >> the next witness would be anna rodriguez. asking mr. bradley about the sexual assault of miss rodriguez. a client of the firm. beside knowing and recognizing his name, i believe her testimony would be impeaching for mr. bradley. i believe it's appropriate. >> thank you. based on that, the subject matter

ohio doesn't expect to be competitive and it's hard to argue if this small community in pennsylvania, georgia response from the president on down and looks different. diffe. charles: it's heart breaking to think one group of americans would be shunned if they're not potential voters. if you don't think they'll vote for you, then you don't go. >> if your state goes so far red it's off the map, we're not even coming. by the way, has there ever been any environmental disaster that politicians aren't willing to exploit for whatever purpose? well, apparently there's is one. >> show up and look like a leader and biden decides to show up and look like a leader 54 weeks later. whatever it's been. charles: we have to talk about breaking news today. golly, the num numbers are so md boggling and almost defies and then are they trying to break president trump? feels like, to me feels like ultimately and i listen to the legal scholars and everyone else. the appeals process and vindicated and almost all these thicks and most of them is 50 million and financially gut president trump. >> yeah, it's also just

set for this friday and at 9:00 this morning, the mayor of athens, georgia is expected to hold a press conference to discuss communityison scarpino is live in georgia with the details. madison? >> good morning, we're also expected to hear from the athens mayor about how the city handle immigration. comments come just days after ice confirmed that the nursing student's suspected killer came to the u.s. illegally from venezuela. and while some state leaders argue that athens is a sanctuary city, the mayor says georgia lawn bans that he tells fox news athens complies with state law. meantime learning more about the suspect jose ibarra's criminal history. cited brother for shoplifting food and clothes in october. here is a what a balesman tells fox. >> he was never arrested. he was supposed -- on those charges, you are supposed to turn yourself in to the jail to be fingerprinted, he never did that then they issue a failure to appear warrant, and no one is looking for him without secured bail. >> there's a fundraiser for laken riley that's already reached nearly $150,000. the family says that they are going to use every p

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the water stored here in the rainy season will help sustain that community to in the dry season. georgia in the area was not so nice visual stuff. we couldn't move long distances. so we decided how can we stay in this direction for a long time? kinda mixed sometimes because of the what i no idea. the mac wendy region is no stranger to extreme weather. there are 2 short, intense rainy seasons each year. but the rainwater seats away almost overnight and the rivers dry out the sand down. we'll store this rain water in the river bed and keep it from evaporating as quickly they fix the sun to us. is that the it at this last point? that's a, a, a lex and a stores the water. and basically, um send uh will provide that medium where the, the, what i thought the started within the, within the funds wanted me to below, we're not about 40 to, but it shouldn't be available for the communities. local communities do most of the work themselves. it's not always easy to find enough volunteers digging is hard work. building the dam costs about 2000000 canyon shillings, or about 15000 bureaus. it's made of

athens, georgia, where outrage in the community continues to grow. good evening. >> good evening, trace. we have new information today confirmed by the coroner. laken riley was killed due to blunt force trauma to her head. we are pressing police for details, like if there was a weapon involved. if so, what was used? now, students here on campus are mourning the loss of the student while also asking for questions. today they gathered in the hundreds for a memorial and a visual to celebrate the life of the young 22-year-old nursing student gone far too soon. pico strive to make we strive to be the type of person she was. >> students were given a break from class on friday but back on campus today. a student told us there professors have made it a priority to talk about laken riley while referencing grief resources on campus. riley was murdered running along the intramural fields here on uga campus, although uga police have not released a motive. they say the suspected killer, jose antonio ibarra, lived extremely close to campus, only 5 minutes away fro

. >> harris: the community of athens, georgia and beyond reeling as a result of the border crisis. horrible new information on laken riley, the 22-year-old nursing student found dead after going for a run near campus. an autopsy showed blunt force trauma to her head killed her. in fact, somehow the killer disfigured her skull in that attack. the suspect charged with her murder is an illegal immigrant with a rap sheet yet allowed to stay in the country. in "focus" fox news contributor steve hilton. let's go to rich edson first at the white house. a bevy of activity going on there. >> there really is, harris. on that case the white house is pointing to local law enforcement and ice when it comes to that particular case. the white house spokesperson says we would like to extend our deepest condolences to the family and loved once of laken riley and folks should be held to the fullest extent of the law if found guilty. a new gallup poll says 28% of americans find immigration the most important thing going on. the first time in five years immigration has ranked first on this list. the w

yeah, a really terrifying and devastating time for the university of georgia and the entire athens communitypolice arrested 26-year-old jose antonio ybarra for the murder of lincoln reilly, and this happened when she was going out for a run on the ug ga campus. he has an apartment in athens but is not a citizen, investors unsure of his current status in the u.s. but say that he came from venezuela. as you guys said, again, they say that the suspect did not know reilly and that this was a random, solo act of violence. >> this was a very ice lace lat. we haven't had a homicide at the university of georgia in almost 30 years. this, as i stated before, this was an individual who woke up with bad intentions on that day. >> reporter: we also learned from uga police that the nursing student died from blunt force trauma. he's facing a long list of charges including malice murder, felony murder, aggravated assault and hindering a 911 call among other charges. police say there is strong evidence against the suspected killer, and video footage on campus was really vital in catching him. a spokesperson

i was speaking to an immigrant organizer in georgia and he said he felt his communities are often the punching bag. why is this legislation tied with foreign aid and that seldom happens for any other issue. and i believe if it were to pass it's not like republicans would be lining up to pat president biden on the back to say good job. >> you're saying it's one more thing that progressives would be upset at the president about. >> exactly. so he emerges from this as cleanly as possible. >> it's always that balance, do i do something to govern, do something to compromise or will i anger the base of my party? that's true for this president and obviously we've seen it historically for republicans. >> that is but we have seen president biden time and time again show that he wants to get the bipartisan deal. had this reached his desk he would have signed it, even if it had angered progressives. i think the bigger picture here, one thing you see president biden hammer time and time again i try to make a deal on immigration and the border. other republicans are saying this deal is needed to h

[applause] [cheering] the path that georgia has taken the past years has led to record job growth. historic investment in the communities $5 billion of tax relief and enough funds saved to operate the state government for months in an emergency, not days. that's the choice and i feel confident they will vote to keep georgia moving in the right direction once o again. so, to answer the question, the state of the state is strong, growing and prosperous because we trust our citizens more than we trust the government. [applause] georgia is succeeding because we have charted our own path, rejected the failed policies of washington, d.c. and worked together to put our citizens first. but i believe the worst thing we can do is call through another election year. we have accomplished so much over the last five years despite the unprecedented times and challenges because we haven't gotten distracted from doing the job that we were sent here to do. like i mentioned four years ago my second estate of the state address, we stay true to the example, committed to our great work and now we are seeing the results. it's no secret that g

georgia. investigators want to find whoever is responsive for a woman's death. >> the school community came together for a vigil last night, hours after police said the woman went running yesterday and never came home. now georgia students are being told to travel in groups. i find my bread this morning, students at the university of georgia are on edge after a woman was found dead on campus just an eerie feeling being on campus is, um, and it doesn't. >> it almost doesn't feel real that it's happening to us. >> police say they received a call from a student just after noon yesterday, concerned about a friend who had gone for a jog in the morning but never returned. police searching the area found the woman's body near this lake, not far from an athletic field where she was running. >> the individual was unconscious and not breathing and had visible injuries. police say they suspect foul play, but no one has been taken into custody. when you have a suspect that's on the loose, um, there's always a danger, but there's no immediate danger at this time. >> the woman did not attend the university of geo

georgia in history. we were separated and were united again to shane about. communication was not good. so the traditions and ingredients didn't mix, it's fine and shoot a unit. 15 minutes have gone by and the contra forwarding is almost done. now the egg and the piece of butter go on top. but how do you need it? so it's, we take the fork and knife stuff and then put them aside. i'm going to instead you rip off a piece of the bread from the edge and use it to stir the egg on the butter way. liquid mix it with the cheese and a cheese. then you use the piece of bread as a fork. the whether it's for a snack or as a side to a hardy meat dish, the people in georgia loved their cats reporting and eat it at any time of day and nearly any place african design or effect shown. okay, has found a nice in the interior of the core market, chicken mines home, textiles and accessories with west african elements under the slogan, bringing color to life. we got a closer look at her designs. in her a stopped at home of london. the making life more colorful is what london designer isa shall not get his se

georgia on bill anl melugin is live near the border in california. let's begin with madison, good evening. >> good evening brett, really a terribly devastating time for this whole communityjosÉ antonio ware made his first court appearance this morning for the murder of lincoln riley and the judge denied him bond. she was murdered she was just going for a run on that ug a campus student celtic box where riley ran is very popular the is here illegally. >> we are very, very upset this could have easily been preventable not only on campus for safety measures but nationally this could be preventable. the fact people like nursing students are going out to save lives had to have their lives taken from them. that is so sad we had to prove this is a national safety issue through people like her. exit georgia governor brian kemp sent a letter to the buy by demonstration today demanding information about how he entered the country. he did not know the nursing student they're calling us a crime of opportunity riley died from blunt force trauma. the core nora says the official results of her autopsy won't be complete until monday at the earliest. he again is in that u.s. illegally is

communities. i think people in athens, georgia, are unfortunately feeling that personally right now. >> martha: they general of georgia was on "fox and friends" this morning, chris carr. he sort of i think got everyone prepared for what we would later hear when the mayor of athens started to speak. here's what he said. >> this is the perfect tragic storm of a failed immigration system, dangerous sanctuary cities policies and an environment where d.a.'s won't enforce the law such that law enforcement feels like they can do its job. i heard about the press conference that the mayor will engage in. he's part of the team that create the sanctuary cities that they said they knew better than federal law or state law. >> martha: chad, we also on top of that just heard from president biden. he was speaking at the white house about crime and safety in america. he sounded a little bit like what i heard from the mayor in athens this morning who at one point in his statement started to talk about how much safer athens is than other cities and how people should feel like that they're sort of out of step if they

and then after and a lot of people, they lead their communities, it's no longer safe. so people are leaving rural georgia and they're heading to atlanta or they're heading to decatur. and i'm able to find some of the families in those communities, in those in those communities and most of them, those who land owners, they never they never regain what they lost. but that's that's what they wanted and so it was like a matter of finding those records and trusting survivors, not presuming that i more about the hurt that they endured than they did and that can like a sort of difficult thing because they're not using the same language that we would use or associate with trauma. but they are very clearly disturbed by what happened to them and they're theorizing on their future you know, they use this refrain throughout the testimonies. i don't think i'll ever over it. she will never get over it. we will never be over it. one man said they broke something inside of me. right. so even without the language of trauma that we are familiar today, they are very clear in understanding for themselves and trying to commu

the community is facing this. the university of georgia also had another student die by suicide this week. hard on the bulldogs. my heart is with them and with their families. so the fact is the facts of her case and suspected arrested is more than a political football. we don't want to cheapen it by not talking about this wonderful student whose picks terse, she won't get to live past that. i want to honor her life. but the media needs to talk about the facts of the case. many sources are sort of just leaving out that this person was in the country illegally and did have arrests already on the books in his past inside the country. he controlsed illegally. wanted to a ply for asylum. in new york for endangering a child and released. in new york you're released quickly and nothing gets to ice. look, people have to acknowledge particularly media, whose job it is to use the facts, acknowledge that when you are letting millions of people in, 10,000 per day in some cases they are unvetted doesn't mean that all those people will commit violent c

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