Arizona Rancher's Murder Trial Begins Over Border Shooting

The trial of George Alan Kelly, accused of killing a Mexican national on his border property, sparks debate on gun laws and immigration.

George Alan Kelly faces charges of second-degree murder and aggravated assault in the shooting death of Gabriel Cuen Butimea.
Kelly allegedly fired at a group of unarmed migrants he mistook for drug traffickers on his Arizona ranch.
The case has ignited discussions on expanding Arizona's Castle Doctrine to allow deadly force against trespassers.
Prosecutors and defense offer conflicting accounts, with Kelly claiming he fired warning shots.
The trial, drawing national attention, highlights tensions over border security and migrant rights.