It happened again.

The name of this driver is Manvir Singh, just one of many Indians that now make up a significant portion of the American trucking industry.

Did I mention he's an illegal alien?

The U.S. Transportation secretary quickly confirmed that California issued this illegal alien a CDL in 2025, because of course:

This is the fourth trucker named "Singh" in the past nine months to be charged in a fatal crash in the USA.

The fourth. In 9 months. 👇

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At what point does this stop being a coincidence and start being a pattern that someone in a position of authority should probably notice?

I'll leave this here too:

This most recent Singh is now facing charges for vehicular manslaughter with gross negligence and hit-and-run resulting in death. He allegedly tried to get away on foot after the crash. ICE has a detainer on him, which is great, but it would have been even greater if he hadn't been allowed to operate heavy machinery on American highways in the first place.

Here's a statement from DHS:

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Glad DHS is saying that awfully quiet part out loud. Too bad it took two more dead people to get there.

Reminder: The Supreme Court just ruled trucking companies can be held liable for their drivers.