Tammy Nobles, a Maryland mom whose daughter was allegedly killed by a migrant gang member, is calling on President Biden to secure the border. She believes that the lax border policies of the federal government are to blame for the tragedies her family and others have faced. Nobles is urging government agencies to prioritize the safety of American citizens and not put them last in the face of the ongoing crisis at the border.
The recent arrest of accused Salvadoran gang member Victor Antonio Martinez-Hernandez for the rape and murder of Rachel Morin on a Maryland hiking trail has reignited the outcry over the country’s porous border. Martinez-Hernandez, who entered the US illegally, is facing serious charges for his heinous crimes. This incident comes just a year after Kayla Hamilton, Nobles’ daughter, was killed by a 17-year-old MS-13 gang member who also came from El Salvador.
Nobles empathizes with Morin’s family, having experienced the nightmare of losing a loved one to senseless violence. She emphasizes the need for stricter vetting and background checks for illegal immigrants entering the country. Nobles has sued the federal government for $100 million, claiming that officials failed to properly screen her daughter’s murderer before he came to the US. Morin’s alleged killer had a history of violent crimes and was wanted for a previous killing in El Salvador.
Nobles is dedicated to advocating for victims like her daughter and Morin in an effort to prevent similar tragedies from occurring in the future. She believes that closing the border and thoroughly vetting every illegal immigrant is essential to ensuring the safety and security of American citizens. Nobles is urging President Biden to take action to address the ongoing crisis at the border and prioritize the well-being of those affected by violent crimes committed by migrants.
The devastating impact of these tragedies has prompted Nobles to speak out against the government’s failure to protect its citizens. She is determined to hold officials accountable for their inaction and push for measures that prioritize the safety of American communities. Nobles is using her platform to raise awareness about the dangers of allowing individuals with criminal backgrounds to enter the country unchecked, emphasizing the need for stronger border security measures.
As the debate over immigration policy continues to intensify, Nobles remains steadfast in her fight for justice for her daughter and others who have been victims of violent crimes at the hands of migrants. She hopes that her advocacy efforts will lead to meaningful changes that prevent further tragedies from occurring. Nobles’ message to President Biden is clear – it’s time to close the border, implement stricter vetting processes, and prioritize the safety and security of American citizens above all else.
