The deadly consequences of Joe Biden's reckless border policies have struck again, this time claiming four innocent lives in Indiana after an illegal alien trucker—who was waved across the border using Biden's CBP One app—allegedly caused a devastating head-on collision.
Bekzhan Beishekeev, 30, a migrant from Kyrgyzstan, has been detained by ICE following his arrest for the tragic highway accident that killed four people, including members of an Amish family. According to the Department of Homeland Security, Beishekeev entered the United States through Biden's controversial CBP One mobile application program.
The Biden administration's CBP One app, which critics have long denounced as nothing more than an "Uber for illegal immigrants," allowed Beishekeev to bypass proper vetting and enter American communities where he had no business being. Now four families are mourning loved ones who would still be alive if our border had been secured.
Social Media Erupts Over Biden's Deadly Border Legacy
Americans across social media are expressing their outrage over yet another preventable tragedy caused by Biden's open border policies. Twitter user @pamjlofland summed up the frustration perfectly: "Figures. Thanks Joe. Trucker Who Killed Four is CBP One Biden Migrant."
Conservative news outlet @TopNewsbyCPAC reported the breaking development: "ICE Nabs Illegal Migrant Trucker Let In By Biden For Allegedly Killing Amish Members During Crash — Federal immigration authorities have detained a truck driver arrested earlier this week."
This latest tragedy underscores the human cost of the previous administration's reckless immigration policies. While President Trump works to secure our border and implement his promised mass deportation program, families in Indiana are left to pick up the pieces of Biden's failed legacy.
How many more Americans must die before Democrats admit their open border experiment was a catastrophic failure? These four victims deserved better than a government that prioritized foreign nationals over citizen safety.