Brothers, illegal immigrant roommate who killed Laken Riley to be deported

José Ibarra’s brother, an illegal Venezuelan immigrant, 26 Georgia University CampusHe was sentenced to prison and deportation after he declared himself guilty of having a false green card during the investigation of the murder.

Diego “enjoyed” Ibarra, 29, from Venezuela, was sentenced on Wednesday to four years after bars after declaring himself guilty of two positions of possession of a fraudulent document on July 15, 2024. The sentence was above the range of federal sentence guideline, and will not be eligible for freedom of freedom.

Rile’s murderer, José Ibarra, lived with his brothers, Diego and Arganis “Many” Ibarra, 25, from Venezuela, and a female Rome, Rosbeli “La God” Flores-Bello, 29, from Venezuela, in Athens, Georgia, Georgia, Georgia APARTMENT COMPLEX At the time of murder. The four were interrogated and arrested by researchers.

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Argenis Ibarra and Flores-Bello admitted to having false green cards under different names on February 23, 2024, and declared themselves guilty of possession of a fraudulent document in December 2024. However, they remained in the United States.

In Wednesday’s ruling, American district judge Tilman E. Diego Ibarra self -taught USA (ICE) Custody at the end of its federal prison sentence and ordered that Argenis Ibarra and Flores-Bello be put in ice custody immediately.

According to judicial documents and statements, National Security investigations (HSI) were notified of Diego Ibarra’s illegal presence in the United States on February 23, 2024, during the murder investigation of Laken Riley.

At that time, an officer of the Athens-Clarke County Police Department (ACCPD) looking for José Ibarra approached Diego Ibarra because he coincided with his brother’s description.

Diego Ibarra gave the ACCPD officer a false green card when he was asked for identification and was arrested.

The researchers then discovered that their trip to the United States involved multiple illegal border crossingsAnd, once in the United States, his criminal activity continued.

He was first sent back to Mexico on April 3, 2023, after he was illegally caught when entering the United States near Eagle Pass, Texas, according to a statement from the United States Prosecutor’s Office for the Middle District of Georgia.

Less than a month later, on April 30, 2023, he tried again to break into the country with four other Venezuelan men crossing the border near the Ysleta station in El Paso, Texas.

In a fight with the border patrol agents of the United States (USBP), Diego Ibarra grabbed and threw an agent’s service radio before trying to bite the agent. The meeting was divided by members of the National Guard.

He was taken to a hospital after complaining of chest pain and back pain and leg, which attributed to the scale and fall of the border fence during his illegal crossing.

After admitting that his wounds were not from the fight with the agents, he claimed asylum and “fear of returning” to Venezuela.

Ice application and extraction operations (ero) placed it in the Alternatives To Detention (ATD) program on May 11, 2023, and was released from immigration custody the next day under the condition that you use a GPS bracelet and inform the asylum procedures in New York. He never appeared.

Diego Ibarra’s ankle monitor “Pinged” for the last time about Littleton, Colorado, on May 25, 2023, and interrupted him at some point before his final arrest, according to the statement.

He moved to Georgia, where he briefly worked in a UGA cafeteria, and was subsequently arrested for several positions, including DUI and driving without a license on September 24, 2023; Store theft on October 27, 2023; and theft in stores with a pending arrest warrant on December 8, 2023.

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ACCPD also responded to a domestic incident that involved Diego Ibarra and his girlfriend on September 26, 2023.

While imprisoned at the Butts County Detention Center for the false documents found during Riley’s murder investigation, Diego Ibarra caused “severe water damage” when he broke a system of sprinklers of jail cell block fires, according to the statement.

On June 25, 2024, the prison guards found Ibarra with two improvised weapons, including a sharp sprayer head with an improvised grip and a pen wrapped in a Saran wrap.

Document note of the Court Diego Ibarra is probably affiliated with the street gang of Venezuelan illegal immigrants Train of Aragua (ADD), based on evidence that included its multiple TDA tattoos and photos of it on social networks making signals of ADD gangs and with ADD clothing.

President Donald Trump invoked on Saturday the Alien Enemies Law in War Time of 1798 to point to TDA, appointed a foreign terrorist organization on February 20 by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

While the background of the border crossing of Argenis Ibarra and Flores-Bello are less long than those of Diego Ibarra, the researchers found that Argenis Ibarra also entered the United States several times.

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Argenis Ibarra entered the United States illegally on April 3, 2023, near Eagle Pass, Texas, and the USBP returned it to Mexico.

Less than a month later, on April 30, 2023, the USBP arrested him again near El Paso, Texas, and led him to an ice processing center in El Paso, according to the statement. He was released on May 4, 2023, “because the processing center lacked space.”

Similarly, Flores-Bello was arrested after illegally entering the country on May 3, 2023, taken to an ice processing center in the passage and released on May 5, 2023, “because the processing center lacked space,” according to the statement.

He provided a speech at the house in New York and was scheduled for an Immigration Court hearing on October 18, 2023, but took a humanitarian flight to Atlanta, Georgia, in December 2023 with José Ibarra, whom he met in New York.

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He settled in Athens and lived with the Ibarra brothers until Laken Riley was killed.

José Ibarra was convicted on November 20, 2024 for murder for Malicia, three murder positions for serious and assault crime with the intention of violating, among other positions, in the Superior Court of the Athens-Clarke County.

He is fulfilling life imprisonment.

Audrey Conklin of Fox News Digital contributed to this report.