‘Gut-wrenching’: Kristi Noem reacts to Indian truck driver Harjinder Singh killing 3 in Florida in accident, blames Newsom

Indian truck driver who illegally entered US in 2018 was arrested for killing 3 folks in a highway accident in Florida which was brought on as he took a improper U-turn.

Department of Homeland Security secretary Kristi Noem stated the dying of three folks in Florida attributable to a semi truck’s improper U-turn was a gut-wrenching tragedy which ought to have by no means occurred. Noem stated DHS will work with the US Department of Transportation to be sure that unlawful aliens don’t get licenses from sanctuary jurisdictions. “3 innocent people were killed in Florida because Gavin Newsom’s California DMV issued an illegal alien a Commercial Driver’s License. This gut wrenching tragedy should have never happened,” Noem posted.“Three innocent people were killed in Florida because Gavin Newsom’s California DMV issued an illegal alien a Commercial Driver’s License—this state of governance is asinine,” DHS stated in a press release.(*3*) the assertion added.

Florida accident: Why DHS combating with California

Harjinder Singh, the driver of the semi that took a improper U-turn and brought on the deaths of three individuals who have been in their automobile, bought his driving license in California. As California is Democratic dominated, the Trump administration and Governor Gavin Newsom’s workplace began passing the buck on each other for the tragedy. While DHS blamed California for giving a driver’s license to the unlawful alien, Newsom’s workplace stated Singh entered the US in 2018 when Trump was the president.

Did Harjinder Singh enter US illegally in 2018?

DHS confirmed that Harjinder Singh entered the US illegally by way of the southern border in 2018 and was arrested inside two days. But he stated he was scared to return to India — a worry that was affirmed by US Citizenship and Immigration Services. At that point, he was launched on a $5,000 immigration bond. His immigration proceedings remained pending since then however he managed to get a driver’s license in California. California’s Assembly Bill 60 (AB 60), enacted in 2015, permits undocumented immigrants to apply for a driver’s license if they’ll present proof of identification and California residency. These licenses are marked “not for federal identification.”