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Sean Moran 24 Mar 2025

Sen. Jon Ossoff (D-GA) doubled down on his pro-open borders policies during a rally in Atlanta, Georgia, on Saturday.

Ossoff asked the crowd rhetorically, “Will your family’s life improve because our military bases become prison camps for immigrants?”

The crowd shouted back, “No!”
After America reelected Donald Trump to become the 47th president and crack down on illegal alien crime, it appears the Peach State Democrat has only continued to liken Trump’s border enforcement to “prison camps for immigrants.”

On Friday, Fox News reported that David Hector Rivas-Sagastume, a 21-year-old Honduran national accused of murdering a Georgia mother and dumping her body in the woods earlier this month, was caught and released by the Biden administration in March 2021. The alleged murderer had a deportation order since July 2023.

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'Brutally taken' | Gov. Kemp responds to killing of Cobb woman; ICE says suspect was in US illegally

David Hector Rivas-Sagastume, 21, has been accused in the killing of 52-year-old Camillia Williams.

Jonathan Raymond & Chase Houle  |  March 23, 2025  |  8:12 AM EDT


COBB COUNTY, Ga. — Gov. Brian Kemp this weekend responded to the killing of 52-year-old Camillia Williams in Cobb County, saying she was "brutally taken from this world" and asking Georgians to keep her in their prayers.

The case has drawn national political attention after ICE said Friday the suspect, 21-year-old David Hector Rivas-Sagastume, was a Honduran national who was in the U.S. illegally.

Williams, a mother and grandmother, was found dead at her home on Pat Mell Road outside Marietta city limits earlier this month. Her family has described her as someone who was "always smiling."

"Anywhere you'd see Camillia, she was smiling, whether it was with her mouth or with her eyes. Her eyes lit up a room when she walked in," her niece Danielle Williams told 11Alive's Chase Houle this week.

An arrest warrant accuses Sagastume-Rivas of putting Williams in a chokehold until she lost consciousness and then putting both his knees and full body weight on her neck, killing her.

A motive hasn't been detailed by police, and Williams' niece told 11Alive she did not know if Williams had ever had any prior contact with Sagastume-Rivas.

"I'm not sure how she knew him or pretty much anything else about him, just what he'd done was really horrific," said Danielle.

On Friday, ICE released a statement saying Sagastume-Rivas entered the U.S. illegally on March 17, 2021 and was arrested by Border Patrol. According to ICE, an immigration judge ordered his removal on July 11, 2023. ICE said it lodged a detainer with the Cobb County Jail after his arrest on murder charges this week "to ensure he remains in custody for removal proceedings."

Gov. Kemp on Saturday released a statement saying, "Those who commit acts of violence against our people will face the full weight of our justice system, and if they are here illegally, we will not hesitate to work with our federal partners to ensure their removal from our state and country."

The governor added that he is "thankful for the brave work of local law enforcement and the swift response from the Trump administration on this matter."

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Ossoff must be believing this stance is a winning issue as he runs next year for reelection


Who will tell him it won't?
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Now That IS a winning plan

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ICE should start an on-line manifest and tally of deportees and the crimes for which they have been charged or convicted.

Dems are obfuscating illegal migrants criminals with refugees and asylum seekers.

Let Ossoff go down the list to defend each and every illegal immigrant criminal deportee and why he or she should not have been deported.  Make Ossoff defend the criminals.

The secrecy plays into the Dems hands because they create a false narrative in the absence of information from ICE on its deportees.

Publish names and reasons for deportations and visa revocations after the deportees are already out of the United States.

Local TV news is showing masked, plain-clothes ICE agents manhandling deportees in public, caught on private security cameras.  ICE should provide the narrative of their justification for their actions to the public.

Congress and the courts will eventually get around to issuing subpoenas.  In the meantime, I needs to win in the court of public opinion.  Let the lawyers fight legal battles in Congress and the Courts.

ICE may even want to start an online media campaign airing a new show called, 'America's Least Wanted', highlighting the worst of the worst of the deportees, including all the instances when Federal, state, county, and municipal law enforcement and courts released them back into the public.

Start damning the sanctuaries for knowingly putting their communities at risk.  Put the Biden Open Border conspirators, collaborators, and advocates on the defensive.  Make the other side justify why each criminal illegal immigrant deportee deserves to remain in the US, versus ICE having to justify their deportation.

Market Tom Holman as the Eliot Ness of our generation ... keeping America's streets safe from violence and thugs.


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