Meet The Neighbors You May Bump Into

Homeless people requiring mental services and a facility away from our population is a pretty common need in the United States now - especially in our large sanctuary cities run by the Dems. We see people copulating, peeing, crapping, doing drugs, setting people on fire, and yes even a stabbing or pushing someone onto the subway tracks. This is the guy we are wary of and being city-wise, we give them a wide berth if we see them coming.

But most of the 10 to 20 million that poured across our borders don’t look like this. And they do understand our system and opportunity very well. The Dems call them prospective voters. This is your new neighbor that ICE wants to talk with. They aren’t vetted, We have no idea what their lives have been in their country of origin. If we assume that their primary objective is to not get a job and not try to assimilate and fit in as Americans, the odds are we are right. It is insane to offer sanctuary to anyone that will not submit themselves to our legal system. As citizens we don’t get free housing, free medical care (emergency rooms), Free food etc. Don’t trust a politician that will give away your money without your permission. And you will see a lot of this in California, New York, Illinois, and Minnesota in 2026.

Murder of Laken Riley

Analysis: Laken Hope Riley, a 22-year-old nursing student at Augusta University, was brutally attacked, beaten, and asphyxiated while jogging on trails near the University of Georgia campus on February 22, 2024. The case highlighted concerns over border security, as the perpetrator entered the U.S. illegally and was released into the interior. It became a national flashpoint in immigration debates and led to the passage of the Laken Riley Act in January 2025, requiring detention of certain undocumented immigrants charged with theft-related crimes.Accused: Jose Antonio Ibarra (Venezuelan national, entered U.S. illegally in 2022 and was paroled/released).Country of Origin: Venezuela.Location of Offense: Athens, Georgia (University of Georgia campus trails).Current Status (as of December 2025): Convicted in November 2024 of malice murder, felony murder, and related charges via bench trial. Sentenced to life in prison without parole. A mental health evaluation was ordered in mid-2025 in relation to potential appeals, but no major changes reported.

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Murder of Jocelyn Nungaray

Analysis: 12-year-old Jocelyn Nungaray was lured from her home, sexually assaulted, strangled, and dumped in a creek in June 2024. The two suspects, both recent illegal entrants from Venezuela released into the U.S., allegedly acted together. The case fueled intense political discourse on migrant crime and border policies, with the victim's mother advocating publicly for accountability.Accused: Franklin Jose Peña Ramos (age 26) and Johan Jose Martinez-Rangel (age 22), both Venezuelan nationals who entered illegally and were released pending immigration proceedings.Country of Origin: Venezuela.Location of Offense: Houston, Texas (north Houston area).Current Status (as of December 2025): Both charged with capital murder; prosecutors are seeking the death penalty. Indicted, held on high bond, awaiting trial (no trial date set as of mid-2025 updates; case ongoing with procedural hearings).

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Murder of Rachel Morin

Analysis: Rachel Morin, a 37-year-old mother of five, was raped, beaten, and murdered while jogging on the Ma & Pa Trail in August 2023. DNA evidence linked the suspect to the crime scene and a prior home invasion. The perpetrator had illegally entered the U.S. after fleeing charges in his home country, underscoring vetting challenges at the border.Accused: Victor Antonio Martinez-Hernandez (Salvadoran national, illegally entered U.S. in 2023).Country of Origin: El Salvador.Location of Offense: Bel Air, Maryland (Ma & Pa Heritage Trail).Current Status (as of December 2025): Convicted in April 2025 of first-degree murder, first-degree rape, kidnapping, and related charges. Sentenced in August 2025 to life without parole plus additional terms.

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These cases represent some of the most high-profile recent incidents involving undocumented immigrants accused or convicted of serious violent crimes in the U.S., often cited in discussions on immigration enforcement. Note that while these garnered significant attention, broader research indicates immigrants (including undocumented) generally commit crimes at lower rates than native-born citizens.

Murder of Lizbeth Medina

Accused: Rafael Govea Romero (Mexico, undocumented).
Offense: Stabbed 16-year-old cheerleader to death in her apartment.
Location and Date: Cottonwood Apartments, Edna, Texas; December 5, 2023.
Status (as of December 2025): Pleaded guilty to murder, aggravated robbery, and burglary; sentenced to two concurrent life terms plus 20 years.
Background from reports: Mother found her in the bathtub. Surveillance showed Romero stalking/driving by prior; linked to earlier burglary. Evidence from his vehicle connected him. Arrested after tip.

Ruby Garcia Murder

Accused: Brandon Ortiz-Vite (Mexico, previously deported undocumented).
Offense: Shot girlfriend multiple times during argument, dumped body on highway (possibly ran over).
Location and Date: US-131 near Leonard Street, Grand Rapids, Michigan; March 22, 2024.
Status (as of December 2025): Pleaded guilty to second-degree murder and related charges; sentenced to 37-100 years.
Background from reports/confession: Confessed to shooting her 4+ times in her car, pushing her out, and fleeing in her vehicle (abandoned later). Illegally purchased gun. Previously deported in 2020 after DUI.

13-Year-Old Girl Rape in Queen

Accused: Christian Geovanny Inga-Landi (Ecuador, undocumented).
Offense: Held 13-year-old girl and boy at knifepoint in park, tied/gagged them, raped the girl (recorded it).
Location and Date: Kissena Park, Queens, New York; June 13, 2024.
Status (as of December 2025): Charged with first-degree rape, kidnapping, etc.; trial pending.
Background from reports/confession: Approached victims, forced them into secluded area with knife, gagged/tied them, cut clothing, assaulted girl. Confessed, admitted recording and drug issues. Community detained him after recognizing from surveillance.