Laken Riley And The 'Humanitarian Flight' That Led To Horrific Murder (11/18/24)

The Epstein Chronicles

During the trial of Jose Ibarra, accused of murdering University of Georgia student Laken Riley, testimony revealed that Ibarra, a Venezuelan migrant, may have traveled from New York City to Georgia via a "humanitarian flight." His former roommate, Rosebeli Flores-Bello, testified that Ibarra and others took such a flight from the Roosevelt Hotel in Manhattan, which had been converted into a temporary residence for migrants. This initiative was part of New York City's efforts to alleviate the strain on city services by providing migrants with one-way plane tickets to other locations. However, it remains unclear if Ibarra specifically obtained his ticket through this program.
New York City's "humanitarian flight" program, designed to alleviate local service burdens by relocating migrants to other states, has faced severe criticism for its lack of oversight and potential endangerment of public safety. The case of Jose Ibarra, a Venezuelan migrant accused of murdering University of Georgia student Laken Riley, underscores the program's flaws. Ibarra allegedly traveled from New York to Georgia via this initiative, raising concerns about the city's failure to adequately vet participants and communicate with receiving communities. Critics argue that this negligence not only jeopardizes the safety of residents in other states but also undermines the integrity of immigration policies, calling for an immediate suspension and comprehensive review of the program.
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Laken Riley's 'killer' Jose Ibarra took taxpayer-funded flight to Georgia, roommate says | Daily Mail Online
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