Americans are in danger “anywhere” after their mother was murdered

A South Carolina congressman warned that after two Lancaster moms randomly murdered four years of open border last month, they faced threats from Americans after four years of open borders.

Comments are after Lancaster authorities Six illegal immigrants accusedBetween the age of 13 and 21, it is related to the May 2 murder of Larisha Thompson. She was shot dead while driving in Rock Hill.

“Two kids will not be home without mothers,” Republican South Carolina Rep. Ralph Norman told Fox News numbers in a phone interview. “It can happen anytime, anywhere. It’s the sad part. We’ve seen it all over the country.”

He added that while Laken Riley, the Augusta University student killed by illegal Venezuelan migrant Jose Ibarra in February 2024, has become “the face” of crimes committed by those living illegally in the United States, there are similar victims in states across the country, including Thompson and others, such as Lizbeth Medina, Jocelyn Nungaray, Rachel Morin and Kayla Hamilton.

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“The positive thing is: the borders are safe now, but you have to realize: four years left the door opens to more than 160 countries to put criminals and anyone else who wants to enter the country on criminals and anyone else,” Norman said. “You won’t open the house like that. But Democrats still haven’t condemned what Joe Biden did on purpose. But it’s a new day, and hope ((hope) will straighten in time.”

Lancaster County Sheriff’s Office Deputy is at Thompson, 40, The deceased was shot Behind the wheels of Lancaster Riverside Road, the vehicle is about an hour south of Charlotte, North Carolina.

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On May 12, authorities announced the arrest of three adults – 21-year-old Asael Aminadas Torres-Chirinos, Jarby Ardon Ramos-Odari, 18-year-old Jarby Ardon Ramos-Odari and Jeyson Sobied Pineda-Salgado (17) and three teenagers, 13, 14 and 15, were linked to the death of Thompson, and a separate burger occurred on April 30.

“We are a country of law and order and we have to go back to that.”

– RC Relph Norman

When asked about people with criminal intent, Norman said, “The unknown is what we worry about.” “When you hear (FBI director) Kash Patel talking about the threat… the fact is that they are doing their best, but… we don’t know who is here. We’ve taken a lot of people away, but there’s still an unknown person who stays.

Norman said he hopes prosecutors will be sentenced to death against the adult suspect accused of murdering Thompson.

“South Carolina is a great state, but people add that people “have to be aware” and “hard work.”

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Lancaster Sheriff Barry failed to say Thompson’s “shooting violates any sense of decency in a civilized society.”

“Ms. Thompson was doing business on Friday night without disturbing anyone. Suddenly, the six men and boys – things they got from people they didn’t know, nothing, no business people – pulled with her car, Torres-Chirinos opened fire and killed Ms. Thompson.” “There are no such acts or people committing these acts in our society, and I hope these six are never among us again.”

Faile said in a press conference that the Department of Homeland Security has placed detainees among all six people, adding that the community is “a safer place today because the six people are not on the street.”

Faile claimed the suspect pulled up with Thompson and shot her as authorities called a “random robbery attempt.” Authorities believe the other five suspects were in the car with Torres-Chirinos, who drove and allegedly drove a fatal shooting at Thompson. They were accused of trying to enter her vehicle, then realizing it was locked, and then fled the scene.

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On April 30, before 8 a.m., deputies were sent to Van Wyck Mart, 644 Rock Hill Highway, for investigation. The store owner told deputies that the surveillance video showed several young people trying to enter the store around 10:30 pm on April 29. When they couldn’t get in, they allegedly broke a door in the northwest corner of the building, which opened up the bathroom that had access to the inside of the store.

The suspect was also charged with firing a pistol at security cameras and bathroom doors. Detectives gathered ballistic evidence at the scene.

The shop that the suspect allegedly broke into, The place where Thompson murdered A seven-minute drive away. Detectives determined that ballistic evidence recovered from the murder scene came from a 9mm pistol used on the previous theft date.

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Through digital surveillance, investigators also identified Torres Chirinos at both crime scenes. They Ask him in the sheriff’s office On May 8, by the end of that day, they had determined that five other suspects had been found and detained.

The three adult suspects were charged with murder, attempted armed robbery and second-degree burglary. Authorities believe Torres-Chirinos fired a pistol in both incidents and during the crime, he was charged with two counts of gun support and one illegal possession of a foreigner. The judge denied Bond for all three.

The three teenage suspects were also charged with murder, attempted armed robbery and second-degree burglary.

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All six suspects evacuated the U.S. under federal immigration laws based on their immigration status, the Sheriff’s Office said.

Faile added that Thompson’s family is “sad and trying to get their minds to revolve around this.”