Killer of Georgia Mom Minelys Zoe Rodriguez-Ramirez Allegedly Identified as Illegal Immigrant

It has recently come to light that Angel DeJesus Rivera-Sanches, a 24-year-old man accused of killing 25-year-old Georgia mom Minelys ‘Mimi’ Zoe Rodriguez-Ramirez, is allegedly in the U.S. illegally. This revelation has sparked a significant outcry regarding border policies and public safety. According to reports, Rivera-Sanches was arrested on kidnapping charges and is now expected to face murder charges following the discovery of Rodriguez-Ramirez’s remains.

As this tragic story unfolds, many have pointed fingers at President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris for their handling of border security. Critics argue that their policies have contributed to a series of violent crimes, including those involving other victims such as Laken Riley and Rachel Morin. Georgia Senator John Albers stated that Rivera-Sanches crossed the southern border illegally and was attempting to flee to Mexico when captured in Atlanta.

Albers expressed deep concern over how the current administration’s policies have led to preventable tragedies. He stated, “Mimi followed the law, worked hard, and raised a family here, yet her life was stolen by an illegal alien who had no right to be in this country.” This sentiment was echoed by Georgia Senate Majority Leader Steve Gooch, who called for urgent action to protect communities from such threats.

Furthermore, during a recent rally, Carmen Ramirez, the mother of the deceased, publicly endorsed Donald Trump, emphasizing her desire for change and safety for families like hers. This incident has ignited a larger conversation about immigration, public safety, and the need for stricter border control measures. The emotional weight of Rodriguez-Ramirez’s story serves as a reminder of the ongoing challenges and dangers facing many American families today.