DeSantis Questions How Immigrant Trucker Tied to Homicides Got CDL
Lieutenant Governor Jay Collins personally escorted Harjinder Singh from California to Florida amid controversy over licensing and immigration policies after a deadly crash killed three.
- Florida Governor Ron DeSantis dispatched his lieutenant governor, Jay Collins, to California to oversee the handover of a truck driver, Sarbajit Atwal Singh, accused of vehicular homicides in Florida.
- Singh, who entered the U.S. illegally from Mexico in 2018, obtained a commercial driver's license in California despite his immigration status, which is allowed in 19 states.
- Singh is charged with three counts of vehicular homicide and immigration violations for causing a fatal crash in Florida through an illegal U-turn.
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Trump’s Border Revolution Must Now Be a Moral Imperative
One Illegal. One Dead Child. Too Many. America is a compassionate nation. But compassion without law is chaos. Compassion without borders is destruction. And when that chaos ends in a child's death, a mother's rape, or a family shattered by foreign criminality, we must ask — what, exactly, are we being compassionate toward? This month alone, horrifying headlines have forced even the most reluctant Americans to confront that question. In Florida,…
In the accident, recorded in Miami on August 12, a 37-year-old woman and two men died, one aged 54 and the other aged 30.
DeSantis Urges Congress to Defund Sanctuary States That License Illegal Aliens as Drivers
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is calling on Congress to defund sanctuary states that provide illegal immigrants with driver’s licenses. DeSantis’ push comes after an illegal alien, Harjinder Singh, was charged with three counts of vehicular homicide after he appears to have tried to make an illegal U-turn while driving a commercial tractor-trailer on Aug. 12 on the Florida Turnpike that resulted in a crash that killed three people. According to fed…
Washington investigates truck driver’s license in fatal Florida crash caught on camera
Washington authorities said Friday they continue to investigate the licensing history of a commercial truck driver involved in a fatal crash this month in Florida that has drawn national attention.
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