Mast will kill deadly truck crash with immigration crisis, transportation failure

The deadly wreckage of Harjinder Singh Not only has the illegal immigration crisis been exposed on Florida toll roads, but also in systemic negligence (or worse) in areas related to transportation, Florida Rep. Brian Mast told Fox News Digital in an interview Wednesday.

The mast distance is only 10 minutes Where is Singh allegedly doing it A turnaround on the Florida toll road killed three people wedged under his rig – after he illegally used the middle crossover for emergency vehicles.

The interview was held during a flight by Florida Gov. Jay Collins and other officials. Go to California Extradition of illegal immigrant Singh faces allegations of incidents in the St. Lucie County district of Mast.

Master said Singer’s case weakened Democrats’ claims that the Trump administration targeted only “violent criminals” rather than immigrants who worked regularly and paid taxes.

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“It’s just saying that’s why you’re illegally going back to your country of origin here – whether you’re driving a truck or anything else,” Mast said.

As a member of the House Transportation Committee, Master said he heard complaints from municipal officials who run local DMVs who told him that the problem of illegal immigrants getting CDL was “systemic”.

Sometimes it may be illegal immigrants with less English speaking, who are instructed to recite specific sentences and identify specific letters about ophthalmology, essentially derived from their new work.

“Now it’s coming out, you know, [Singh] Maybe knowing one or two things he should have known, he should have known and didn’t know the rest. They obviously don’t know [what they need to]. Somehow the school passed them. ” he said.

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Singh, who illegally immigrated from India in 2018, obtained a CDL in California, was initially rejected by the first Trump administration Used for work authorization.

Mast said the case indicated a comprehensive approach to the implementation of immigration laws, which he had previously compared to the proportion of floods of illegal immigrants who crossed Mexico during the Biden administration to the rush into Normandy on the D-Day.

Singh’s so-called action He said it also showed the difference between national policies in Florida and California.

“He killed three people – what was his first decision? Back in California – This guy knows there are some serious S, and he’s going to go downhill, saying ‘I’m going to be safer and more protected…in California than I am in Florida.

“So he’s ‘deported’ to California,” Master said.

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Master said Singh’s fatal collapse also exposed another weakness in transportation and immigration infrastructure.

He reflected on how many state weighing stations Singer had to drive past on his way from California to Florida. In this regard, he asked to focus on individual drivers with typical load tonnage and vehicle road selection criteria.

He said that with adjustments to focus on drivers’ capabilities, weighing stations could play a bigger role in keeping dangerous people like dangerous people away from the roads.

“This is a perfect example of why we need to deal with all the illegal persons, whether they are in the industry or historically violent criminals. We need to look; do we need to look; our highway weighing stations pay as much attention to individuals driving trucks as trucks?”

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Rep. Brian Mast, r-fla (Tom Williams/CQ-ROLL calls via Getty Images)

Florida transport officials are equally angry at the situation.

Dave Kerner, executive director of safety and motor vehicles in Florida, “The actions the defendant took while operating a commercial trailer were both shocking and shocking” In a statement said.

“Three people because [Singh’s] Reckless, countless friends and family will suffer the pain of loss forever. Harjinder Singh was detained for state vehicle homicide and immigration violations. He will no longer be able to destroy and destroy the lives of Floridians and tourists. ”

Kerner said the FHP remains committed to enforcing state and federal laws to prevent people posing a danger to the public.