josÉ ibarra,inmigrante irregular venezolano estÁ acusado de asesinato, el caso se ha convertido en unen el 2018 exigen que los padres del pistolero sean considerados responsables econÓmicos de la tragedia. varias veces el pistolero ha sido declarado mentalmente incompetente para ser juzgado, pero abogado de las vÍctimas alega de que sus padres no limitaron su acceso a las armas que le llevaron a conocer la matanza de 10 personas. la familia de una niÑa de texas de 12 aÑos que fue asesinada por dos venezolanos que entraron ilegalmente al paÍs dijo este viernes que apoya una ley que limitarÍa la capacidad de las autoridades federales de inmigraciÓn para poner en libertad a los migrantes que detienen. fueron acusados de asesinato capital por la muerte de jocelyn. su cuerpo fue hallado el 17 de junio despuÉs de que desapareciera. el departamento de justicia demandÓ a la empresa china de redes sociales tiktok y esto porque la plataforma le permite a los niÑos menores de 13 aÑos crear cuentas sin el consentimiento de sus padres. lo que esto ha causado una violaciÓn a la ley de protecciÓn. j

the suspected killer jose antonio ibarra is in jail without bond and facing a long list of charges likemurder, kidnapping, and hindering a 911 call. >> john: the suspect in laken riley's murder, named jose ibarra, apparently has ties to a nestorius venezuelan gang. >> sandra: the murder of georgia nursing student laken riley casting a shadow over vice president, harris as she campaigns in the state. riley was killed by an illegal immigrant who crossed into the u.s. on her policies on the biden-harris administration. now harris is trying to flip the script by promising a tougher approach to secure the border. but can voters trust her? let's bring in former border patrol chief chris clem. chris, you give us exactly how you see it, so she is now running on policies that would indicate she believes that we should get tougher at our southern border. that's a bit of a different tune she is singing then what we have seen from her as vice president harris. >> we are seeing more flip-flopping from her than we did and john kerry in 2004 when he favored the war come against the war. go back to whe

judge is expected to set trial date for jose ibarra. he that incident shattered northeastern georgia. >> dana: they will not forget about it. j.d. vance talked about kamala harris and her role on the border, let's watch him here. >> kamala harris came into office making promises and kept those promises to open the southern border. they stopped deportation on day one. if people can come in and know they are never going to be deported, you have an open border. that is what kamala harris promised and did. >> dana: after the sugar high, you eat vegetables and that means talking about issues. >> bill: my feeling is strongest argument, go back and see what joe biden and kamala harris did day one. they did a lot more, 70 executive orders were signed that day and changed efrg for how immigration has been happening for three years plus. >> assault weapons that are in circulation, what do you do about those? >> approximately 5 million, craig, we have to have a buyback program and i support buyback program. >> dana: making another policy flip flop

if convicted jose e ibarra faces life in prison without the possibility of parole.s already pleaded not guilty to 10 charges. nine of them are felonies, including malice murder, three felony murder charges, kidnapping and aggravated assault with intent to rape. he also faces a misdemeanor for allegedly interfering with a call for help 22-year-old laken riley was killed while out on a run back in february. coroner found she died from trauma to her head. she was physically prevented from calling 911 monels before her death. she was dragged from the field to a secluded area and concealed her death. there is still no word on any motive for the killing. and bond has already been denied for ibarra. if the court does decide to take this case to trial it. could come as early as the fall. steve? clarifies is the supporter of a green new deal. jobs estimated to cost the taxpayers billions. now it seems she is flip-flopping on that as is the case along with a bunch of other stuff. a washington examiner reporter a spokesperson for harris campaign tells me that the presumptive d

san josé votaron para decidir si se iban a una huelga, ya que sus contratos expiraron el 30 de junio y no lograron conseguir, según ellos, un contrato justo. una de las razones, dice patricia ibarraeldo. ahorita la inflación está muy alta, muy alta y seguimos con casi el mismo sueldo de hace 20 años. entonces es difícil, sube la inflación, pero los sueldos no suben. es por eso que patricia dice tiene 2 trabajos más, asegura. hace 3 semanas que el hotel no la llama trabajar si no trabajas en 1, pues tienes que trabajar en el otro. hemos ido a la mesa de negociaciones pero no respondieron a nuestras propuestas. significa falta de respeto hacia los trabajadores y los trabajadores. sienten que la compañía no está valorando el esfuerzo y todo el trabajo que ellos hacen. el resultado de la votación se dio a conocer la noche de este martes con un 98% de votos. los empleados de la industria hospitalaria decidieron ir a huelga. césar y aún se desconoce cuándo van a realizar esta huelga. pero, por supuesto, nosotros vamos a estar atentos cuando. la estación, y por otra parte, es muy importante también recalcar que nosotros desde la semana pasada nos comunicamos con estos hoteles. pues trat