Illegal on trial for murder in Georgia

 CNN:

Prosecutors share how a smartwatch left clues in the killing of Laken Riley. Here are the key trial takeaways so far

Riley also fought back against the attack and prosecutors found evidence of who the attacker was under her fingernails.  The illegal immigrant who is accused of killing her is just one of the criminals in the country because of Joe Biden's open borders policy. 

About a half do this week.

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See also:

Laken Riley Murder Suspect Received Taxpayer-Funded Stay at Roosevelt Hotel, Flight to Georgia

And:

 Prosecutors Release Chilling Audio From Laken Riley’s 911 Call

And:

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The American people have given Trump a mandate to enforce immigration law, but Democrat leaders say they will refuse to comply Meanwhile, the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua has spread to 16 states There must be consequences for officials who continue to facilitate this invasion

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