Illegal Alien Who Murdered Texas Woman was Given Permission to Stay in USA by Biden

A Texas mother who voted for Joe Biden is raising the alarm after her daughter was murdered by an illegal alien that Joe Biden gave permission to stay in the U.S.A.

In Nov. of 2020, illegal alien Heriberto Fuerte-Padilla was driving drunk in North Houston, Texas, when he caused a car crash, killing 19-year-old Adrienne Sophia.

Fuerte-Padilla fled the scene of the rime, but his victim died at the scene, police said.

Just before Donald Trump left office, Fuerte-Padilla was fingered for deportation. But when Biden entered the White House, that was rescinded and he was given special dispensation to stay in the U.S. when he reversed all of Trump’s policies, the Washington Times reported.

The victim’s cousin, Tranette Gamboa, blasted Biden, telling Fox News, “They don’t care.”

But the victim’s mother, Rhonda Exum, blasted Biden on Fox.

“Truth be told, this was literally my first time voting, and I voted for you. And I feel disappointed right now” Exum said speaking to Biden.

Jessica Vaughan, policy studies director at the Center for Immigration Studies, slammed the Biden administration.

“Here we have a law enforcement agency handing ICE a criminal alien on a silver platter and ICE saying no thank you, and then the law enforcement agency saying really? And ICE saying no, we really don’t want to take this person,” she said.

“What could really sink the administration’s case on this is the fact that they have gone so far in slashing deportations that they’ve crossed whatever gray line there might have been between their need to exercise discretion because of resource limits, and willfully not enforcing the law,” Vaughn added.

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