Peach Tree Times

More than 400 illegal aliens were arrested in June 2024 and charged with serious crimes including murder, rape, sex crimes against children, human trafficking, and domestic violence. Six of these offenders were apprehended in Georgia on charges including child molestation, aggravated assault, and vehicular homicide.

A Georgia Department of Corrections inmate roster shows that on June 4, Mexican national Edrei Rodriguez-Reyes was imprisoned in Hall County for rape with a life sentence. According to Restoration News, Rodriguez-Reyes had molested his eight-year-old niece.

AccessWDUN reported that on June 10, Mexican national Rodolfo Bedolla-Sifuentes was arrested in Hall County on charges including street racing and vehicular homicide. On April 12, Bedolla-Sifuentes and another man, Alejandro Torrecillas-Reyes, were racing side-by-side in their vehicles at high speeds on Atlanta Highway when Torrecillas-Reyes struck Feliciano Burciaga-Rios' vehicle, causing the vehicle to overturn repeatedly before hitting Bedolla-Sifuentes' vehicle. Burciaga-Rios died from his injuries. According to Georgia State Patrol, Bedolla-Sifuentes was found in an Auto Zone parking lot after having fled the scene of the crime.

On June 19, Alejandro Torrecillas-Reyes, was arrested on street racing and vehicular homicide charges in connection with the aforementioned April 12 incident in Hall County that left Feliciano Burciaga-Rios dead. Illegal Alien Crimes posted on X that Torrecillas-Reyes was held on an immigration detainer. 

Dominican national Jorge A. Houed-Cartacio was jailed on June 11 in Bulloch County for aggravated assault, according to a Georgia Department of Corrections inmate roster. Also on June 11, Ghanaian citizen Jonas Mike Miah was jailed in Clarke County for entering a vehicle.

On June 20, according to the Georgia Department of Corrections, Costa Rican national Christian Alonso Quesada was jailed in Richmond County on charges of possession with intent to distribute meth.

A joint report from the House Committee on Oversight and the House Committee on Homeland Security, there have been over 8 million migrant encounters nationwide under the Biden-Harris administration. 6.7 million of these encounters occured on the southwest border. Additionally, the report noted that there at 1.7 million known gotaways, or illegal immigrants who evaded border patrol and were not vetted in any way by immigration officials. 

According to a poll from the League of American Workers, 61% of Georgia voters think President Joe Biden’s border policies are to blame for crimes like an illegal alien’s February 22 murder of University of Georgia nursing student Laken Riley.