Justice Denied: Illegal Immigrant Escapes Serious Consequences
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### Outrage: Illegal Immigrant Receives Slap on the Wrist for Deadly Hit-and-Run
In a shocking miscarriage of justice, an illegal immigrant from El Salvador has been sentenced to a mere one year in prison after fatally striking a University of South Carolina student in a hit-and-run incident.
Rosali Fernandez-Cruz, aged 24, was involved in the tragic death of 21-year-old Nathaniel Baker, who was riding his motorcycle when he was hit.
Fernandez-Cruz failed to yield, struck Baker, and fled the scene on April 2, 2025.
Despite the severity of the crime, the judge imposed a lenient sentence of only one year, raising serious questions about the priorities of our judicial system.
While Baker's family chose to express forgiveness and did not want the case to be politicized, many are left wondering how justice can be so easily circumvented for an illegal alien.
The South Carolina attorney general's office confirmed that Fernandez-Cruz would be deported back to El Salvador after serving his short sentence.
This incident highlights a glaring flaw in how our legal system treats illegal immigrants, especially when it comes to violent crimes.
Without strict enforcement of immigration laws, public safety is compromised, allowing individuals like Fernandez-Cruz to take to the roads with little regard for the consequences.
The leniency of the sentencing raises concerns among citizens who demand accountability and safety on our highways.
How many more lives must be put at risk before our justice system takes illegal immigration seriously?
This case underscores the urgency of a strong immigration policy that prioritizes the protection of American citizens.
Moving forward, it’s crucial that lawmakers understand the implications of such lenient policies that fail to protect our communities.
Sources:
worldtribune.com
thenationalpulse.com
thegatewaypundit.com
In a shocking miscarriage of justice, an illegal immigrant from El Salvador has been sentenced to a mere one year in prison after fatally striking a University of South Carolina student in a hit-and-run incident.
Rosali Fernandez-Cruz, aged 24, was involved in the tragic death of 21-year-old Nathaniel Baker, who was riding his motorcycle when he was hit.
Fernandez-Cruz failed to yield, struck Baker, and fled the scene on April 2, 2025.
Despite the severity of the crime, the judge imposed a lenient sentence of only one year, raising serious questions about the priorities of our judicial system.
While Baker's family chose to express forgiveness and did not want the case to be politicized, many are left wondering how justice can be so easily circumvented for an illegal alien.
The South Carolina attorney general's office confirmed that Fernandez-Cruz would be deported back to El Salvador after serving his short sentence.
This incident highlights a glaring flaw in how our legal system treats illegal immigrants, especially when it comes to violent crimes.
Without strict enforcement of immigration laws, public safety is compromised, allowing individuals like Fernandez-Cruz to take to the roads with little regard for the consequences.
The leniency of the sentencing raises concerns among citizens who demand accountability and safety on our highways.
How many more lives must be put at risk before our justice system takes illegal immigration seriously?
This case underscores the urgency of a strong immigration policy that prioritizes the protection of American citizens.
Moving forward, it’s crucial that lawmakers understand the implications of such lenient policies that fail to protect our communities.
Sources:
worldtribune.com
thenationalpulse.com
thegatewaypundit.com
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