So for those that have been following the story. Molly tippets college student went missing and they recently found her body in a cornfield. She was murdered, it's a terrible tragedy, Apparently the guy who murdered her is an illegal immigrant. Now. What I find particularly fascinating with the story is that the left and the right are sort of framing it indifferent ways. My friends on Facebook or on the left are saying. This is a story of a woman rejecting cat calling and thus them became aggressive and he killed her many on the right are saying this is the case is another case of illegal immigrant, murdering a woman and even trauma it is really just the other day called out this stuff Are you saying that this man should never have been here today? Let's talk, about this issue of illegal. Immigration, whether other commit war crime and will start by reading the story about Molly tickets. So we get an understanding of this what's happening anonymously examples of what the left is saying and what the right of saying in some of the history around it. Immigration crime and this larger issue, so the first

we have- is from Busby NEWS, its title and undo demanded immigrant was charged with killing miss I was student Molly tippets christian Hannah Rivero twenty four year old in the: U S illegally led law enforcement investigators to the missing students body on Tuesday. Now. One thing I want to point out before moving on the story is the debate over what to call people who are in the country? illegally. It seems like people on the left are unwilling to say illegal immigrant people associated with the far left just say emigrant. They want, with the word illegal in front of that or undocumented the more moderate we'll call them undocumented immigrants and the right will call them illegal immigrants. There's no real way. To save. You know what this person it's you sent process said, unauthorized immigrant. So really it's almost like a signal to people depending on how you describe the individual, what you call them an illegal immigrant people will assume you're on the right, because the left as an agreed, the terminology. Why

what the person was here illegally ameinocles illegal immigrant, I mean that's the best I can do. I suppose the AP standard, but the whole issue is confusing. Nonetheless, however, of how the story and took out the important points. Molly tickets, whose disappear for more than a month set off a massive search was found dead, Tuesday in a cornfield effort, undocumented immigrants charged with killing her. Let authorities to or body Chris Mahina Rivera twenty Four has been arrested and charged with first degree, murder in connection with the death of twenty year old tenets law enforcement officials. That reply, the ILO division of criminal investigations at investigators recently obtained security, footage of Timothy Jogging undulate, eighteenth from a local person that what did she added was critical to solving disappearance through that we were able to identify a vehicle that we believe belongs to Mr Rivera from that we were able to track his patterns and the rip the routes that he took.

We were also able to find molly running on this video and were able to determine that he was one of the last ones to have seen molly running according to a criminal, their criminal affidavit Rivera, abandoned his car and began to follow tickets on foot Defendant Rivera stated he partly vehicle got out and was running behind her and alongside of our Rivera stated, she grabbed proponents phone and said I'm call the police after that Rivera said he then panicked got mad and that he then blocked his memory, which is what he does when he gets very upset and doesn't remember anything after that until he came to at an intersection you dont police, and we can. He was in the car with he was it in his car and tippets body was his trunk, adding that the side of her head was bloody. After realized, never body was in his trunk. The ever David States, Rivera carried tippets into a nearby cornfield and covered her body with corn, leaves went into by police. A month later he was able to you

his phone determine where he left the body and on Tuesday morning he led the police to tippets remains Rivera is correct, being held in lieu of a one million dollar bond. U S image! she's in Customs Enforcement lodge entertainer with be POW Sheikh County Sheriff's office on prison, Mahina revert twenty four and illegal alien from Mexico after he was a rare murder charges, spokesmen Sean Nude, our said containers requests that allow a law enforcement authorities to maintain custody of an undocumented immigrants from before it so I can potentially deport deport them according to us, Four page Rivera had lived in Iowa since at least twenty thirteen and was originally from Mexico among selfies and posts about soccer. He showed in page of an age of eighteen, forty seven, but it wasn't a photo he taken in the guns. Weren't has the image appears in various videos and pages related to North Korea knows music genre, celebrating the exploits of mexican runners. So upon hearing about the story, I thought it was can be fair

the obvious that people on the left are either not going to talk about it and all- or they will and we'll make it about something else, and people on the right Absolutely going to talk about this and say this is another instance of illegal immigrant crime, so that data whether or not illegal immigrants commit more crime, and citizens is actually a bit marking and I've got a couple source of that up and show you. But the first thing to do is highlight one of the top posts from a feminist supper: So this is a two x chromosomes. This is a subject that is default, meaning that most people will you disappear in their feeds, though I dont know. If, if read it does the defaults as much anymore, I typically just look at all of read it, but this post from red makes the issue about cat calling and I genuinely That's a bit disingenuous, but let's, let's look at the post and carry out the story from red it. Molly tributes was murdered because she threatened to call the cops on a man who was cat, calling her and this is how they have framed the story.

I'm so angry saddened and frustrated right now, Molly was just a normal girl living her life, and this able that I refuse to name ended it because she didn't react how he wanted to. I feel like people wave of cat calling a lot of time as relatively harmless, but it's actually really unnerving to be on the receiving end and in some cases like Molly's. It could be downright terrifying. Her name was Molly. She was a girl her life, and she didn't owe you a damn thing. You bastard not her time or acknowledgement, or even and I think, smile at it. Another thing I forgot: add that pissed me off was at this guy lived free for a month, while Molly's body was lying in a cornfield where he dumped her. They then added a link to the arrest warrant press release, as people are questioning the validity of this post, it contains parts of the killers confessed,

fashion he was in his car and followed her while she was dragging when she ignored him. He then got out and followed slash ran with her and when she told him to leave her alone and threaten to call the police, he panicked, and he claims he blacked out during the murder and that he came to later when he was driving and said he saw one of her ear buzz on his lap than he drove to a cornfield and dumped her body mother ever so. This post makes it about kept calling and I think that is disingenuous from the story from Buzzfeed, but also a busy news. It sounds like this guy was stalking her. It would seem to me that his intention, the whole time, was probably to adopt this woman. This is different from cat calling ok kept calling is. Ok in my opinion, but there there's also new. Once you know there was a video something to be effective. All the ten hours of walking through New York City as a woman and many

the examples lauded as evidence of kept calling workpeople simply saying have a nice day and nice. Some things absolute, absolutely work at calling. Some of the people in the video actually walked alongside the woman, which has to be uncomfortable and an urban act. I agree in that regard to the post, but when you see we see videos like that and they claim that someone saying how you doing is ST harassment. You'll get calling is defined as ST harassment and makes people sceptics. We have a story about a man who, according to law enforcement, was looking a woman and a pickup truck and then a doctor, the woman claimed he blacked out when he murdered her. That's not about a man who was kept calling her. You know, I don't think it's fair to say that he did this because he was mad at her because she rejected him. He did this. Because he was a criminal and she was a murderer. He was a sick individual who attack this woman. I also think

This is just my opinion that this man didn't panic or I should say he didn't reject. You wasn't method. He rejected, I think in against just my opinion, as well as an illegal immigrant when she threatened to call the cops you probably got worried about being deported and then freaked out and guilder, You know as to what actually happened. We know we have his confession and unfortunately, we're never gonna hear the real story for Molly and that's one of the worst. That's one of the hardest things to deal with this guy can make claims about having claimed he blacked out and Such any says this is what happened, but we all know that any any of its true for all we know Man just got out and attacked this poor woman and historians bs an attempt to offset some the anger that might be directed his way. So I have the arrest warrant here, and

clothes apparently his his confession, but I think that was that was, for the most part covered envy and the store by Buzzfeed, but we can see that they have put em an arrest warrant for this man and has therefore you're here by commanded forthwith, to arrest the said defendant. Christian Mahina Rivera brings had defended before or in case of the absence of the judges of said court or inability to act for the nearest and most accessible magistrate or the clerk or the clerk area, we get it. So I want to point out this radio, so tromp, obviously has played up the illegal immigrants causing crime, and we hear a lot. Many people associate I will say: look illegal immigrants commit a lot of crimes. Poor move on. I want to tell you all a story. I lived rural Miami. I lived in view. The outskirts of Miami in an area called the Redlands, this when I was working for fusion, I

on a somewhat farm type property. I mean the Redlands. Aren't you know your art? Our neighbours were right. Next to us, we could walk over there in a couple minutes, but it was a five EDGAR property and the police were probably a half an hour. If we had to call them there were story circulating on the how true they were, but the neighbors were really freaked out, because we kept hearing about home innovations, A few blocks away from where I live, which is actually you know the blocks are long out there. So maybe like a half mile there Man is the story I was told just you know. This is not something. I confirmed that the news. This is just what was going around the neighbourhood, but it brings up my point was a man who was in his shower and heard rustling downstairs. He went downstairs check on it and in his Tal. There were two men who were apparently basing his home and robbing him and when he saw them they put too in his chest. They killed US men, That was the story that were circulating in my neighborhood, someone in a car pulled up to me. While I was just stating in the street, you know just kind of cruising around

said hey this happen? We're just letting people know you'll, be careful. I guess at some point these men were caught. There was a camera but you're something to that effect on a really know what happened, but allegedly bacon, fast and but ended up happening was or, as the rumour circulated turn these men universes Miami. This is the suburbs of Miami. Were illegal immigrants, and so I talk some friends about this idea that illegal immigrants are a huge problem and crime is a huge problem and the need for guns- and this is some thing that was kind of a new experience for me, because I grew up in a city where you you kind it dont need guns and guns are a problem on us also to Chicago you know, really need a gun because there's witnesses everywhere and the cops are really close their seriously within a half miles from your police department. So is something really does happen yet might take a few minutes, but hey it's a few minutes not only that most people with guns were gangs and were causing problems, so it made sense. The lot of you wanna said he didn't want guns and one a gun control.

But I encountered something that you know: I'm I'm I'm a fairly open minded person, but I expect that something like this to happen. When I moved into the middle of nowhere, I decided to give just a crank compressor rifle its pelican, essentially, nothing It couldn't be lethal but seriously know, and it was you walk into a sports door and it's a super cheap, and it's just you know it's pelts, nothing really that dangerous, but it could be well one night, my friends- and I were just in this- run midnight more cooking pizza and were having a good time. We see. A flashlight in my art, not as a five or property says, that's huge and we see someone walking around, and this is after we had heard the story about home invasions. So I took the you know that the air compression rifle I crack the barrel unloaded and fighting the Erin yelled in my back yard, and then the light took off. The person took off running and this to me what,

As you know, I talked to a friend about this about the idea of crime, illegal immigrants and done rights, and what I said was look. What am I supposed to do? The neighbours are freaking out because apparently there is illegal immigrants who may of what may have invaded someone's homing killed them Antonov at stories. True, but obviously people are freaked out. If I call the police don't how can a beer for a half an hour longer? So what? why wait for this person to come to my house and potentially threaten me? Well, I don't wanna go in and I didn't wanna go out there, though it wasn't that difficult to get one, but it scare the person off, and so, while I do ten lean towards there's, probably a lot of things we can do in terms of gun control. This the point of this or he isn't that you know I'm auntie em starting point that our programme, it was simply to train, share perspective that there are people who live in these areas who hear these stories and that's why they're gonna vote for someone like Donald Trump mean they're right. But when you live this, when you live in a world where a man was killed- or at least that's it

recycling they wrote again, but but to them it was there where this story they heard in, they were scared and there were legal. You know, immigrants who had become citizens went to hear this shortly stories to, and you know the police can come to these people and of supporting on rights and they end up being very, very critical of illegal immigrants. Because of these stories, you then end up with a shift. Our, I could say a split in the ideas. Come from eleven, the right, the left saying that it's not true illegal immigrants commit less crime and the reason I believe this and then the arguments presented to me is that because they're scared of being deported, they lay low and they avoid even petty crimes. They avoid speeding things like that, however, from right and as it pertains to stories like this with Molly tippets. The story is actually more that you know this man is worried about the importance for petty crimes, so he decides to just shut it down. The argument I have heard in this instance is that an unkind of economy,

or towards this opinion, is that the man freaked out, because if she called the police he would be deported, so he pennant and ended up killing as well and for whatever reason, But I pulled up the source from fact check it out, or its eye I find this subject up. Org is a relatively decent source. In terms of fact, checking I don't know how good they are. There are a lot of fact checking sites that actually directly wrote relatively bad job, but I wanna take a look at some of what they day, because they're gonna break this down in a rather interesting right, so this article says is illegal, immigration links to more or less crime and if, by saying Present Donald Trump said it's it's not true. That in the U S illegally are safer and the people that live in the country providing several crimes dyslexic. He claimed represented the toll of illegal immigration, Senator Bernie Sanders made the opposite claimed saying I understand that the crime rate, among undocumented people actually lower than the general population who was right well, they claim they are now readily available nation which decides on all crimes committed by immigrants in the country illegally. Researchers have proved

estimates through statistical modeling or by extrapolating from smaller samples. One such study backs the president's claim but several other support sand or statement so that they may talk about this. This press conference, held by we're Donald Trump, made a claim about angel families and things like that. I'd want to read through the entire article It shows you know trumps case as well as lore primates, but I do want to mention one bit here: we're talking about conflicting research It says there is, however, one study that backs the president's claim. John Locke President to the Crime Prevention Research Centre, looked at, on prisoners in Arizona State prison between the beginning, nineteen. Eighty five and June twenty seventeen it concluded that undocumented immigrants are at least one hundred and forty six percent more likely to be convicted of a crime than other Arizona, since they also tend to commit more serious crimes and have significantly higher rates for such crimes as murder, manslaughter sexual assault, non robbery, lock included and are more likely

be gang members. Conversely, lot found that legal immigrants were extremely law abiding committing crimes at a lower rate than native or residence So it goes on to say that, although says who study is unique because for the first time he was able to differentiate between immigrants and the country legally and illegally. That claim was contested by now of the Cato Institute. I'm sorry I've a governess anymore. Narrow stare, argues. Lot study contained a fatal flaw in its assumption that it was able to attend, illegal immigrants from the data. The Washington Post fact recorded a deep dive on the arguments and counter arguments about the validity of the study. So I want to point out a couple things. First. Yes, they can putting research and when Trot made a statement about you know they're not sending their best. If he's looking at talking points and research like this, then you know that he. He actually believe this to be true in a lot of people who do but its being debate.

And its conflicting research. It does sound like there are more studies refuting this than supporting it, but I've leave. It is fair to say that it is conflicted ass for the time being, but you know what's more important: we don't need this data. We don't need this argument. One thing is true: this man who killed marketed tickets should not have been in this country and that's it, now when I say that when I say that I am not saying we should ignore other factors and murder and crime, and it may not be the driving force as to why he harmed why he murdered this. This poor young woman. It simply to say that in this one instance, if we we're able to enforce immigration law and send this man back to Mexico Molly to would be alive and well when I say that again, I'm not saying exclude we're factors as it relates to crime there. Let's, let's go by the argument that

the average on average citizen is more likely to commit a serious crime than an illegal immigrant. We should look at what causes those crimes to and stop that as well simply because I am saying this person could is this crime could have been prevented in many ways, one of which would be you know. Enforcing our immigration laws doesn't mean I'm saying other crimes shouldn't be enforcement at you know should be prevented as well. It just means that there's a lot of anecdotal. Lorries there's a lot of stories like this, where the story last year about Kate Stein, maybe pronouncing her name wrong, who is also killed by an illegal immigrant. And when we hear these stories, alot of people might assume that these these illegal immigrants commit war crimes, but that's not a point that needs to be raised One that needs to be raised is the crime could be convened, could be prevented by immigration enforcement, and that's that's really yet. It also means that, yes, let's look at all the murder and all four times and figure out what causes them and deal with them.

Issues to you, don't have to be pro or anti immigration to say that this person was the law and then harm this woman and it could be, could have been prevented, and you can also easily say there's a bunch of other things that could it be that could have been done even outside of immigration and fourthly, that could have prevented this. But when I think when people bring up this story of the most important to focus on is that, unfortunately, the crew? who could have been prevented and ended in a bump me out to see that it so heavily politicized, because certainly this isn't the story of woman, went out jogging and was physically attacked or even murdered, but it's getting a ton of attention, a few reasons and I dont want to exacerbate the political climate by talking about what those reasons are, except for the fact that we are focused on immigration. Right now is a huge issue. You know I have friends on Facebook or claiming this is about. Feminism is about cat, calling about

and there are might my other friends on Facebook. Our saying this is about illegal immigration and build the wall, and I think I look it's an anecdote and theres many anecdotes with the data is conflicting and I think it is fair to say that if immigration was enforced, this person could have been stopped because a lot of things I could have stopped him as well and its and it's hard to know you can change the past what people are definitely going to weapon eyes this so ultimately my opinion. I think we should just do whatever we can to win. Force laws and prevent crime theirs. It becomes nuanced and challenging because something's shouldn't be illegal right, for instance, there are some victimless. I'm like marijuana, marijuana consumption, rational use rapidly becoming legal The only way people are able to know that they want illegals because they broke the law and smoke it in the first place. So it's complicated, not all laws of the same. Not all law enforcement is the same as hard to know exactly what the right thing to do,

as but I believe it is fair to say that this person will look it's true anymore. It's supposed to be here. They are violation of the law, and if that law is enforced, this woman would still be alive again. That's diminish any other instances or any other laws or to act like we couldn't prevent murder and other ways, and it's not to act like yeah, but I'm not saying that illegal immigrants commit all of the crime anything, but that in this one story for sticking to the anecdote, it could have been solved. So I want to end with one more point today on the front page of Fox NEWS: we have farm hand from Hell, frightened centre, main story, illegal immigrant charged with killing Molly limits, may have invaded federal, verifies system and that's the main big story. That's really dominating rightwing new sources, when we look to the left, what do we find? Well, MSNBC, front page story, Michael Cohen and

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