Noem: Sanctuary States Risking Safety by Licensing Illegal Immigrants as Truck Drivers

Kristi Noem criticizes sanctuary states for licensing illegal immigrants as truck drivers, citing safety concerns after a tragic crash involving a semi-trailer truck in California.

On October 21, a crash involving a semi-trailer truck driven by an illegal immigrant resulted in the deaths of three people in California, prompting Kristi Noems urgent remarks.
Kristi Noem emphasized that sanctuary states, like California, are jeopardizing public safety by allowing illegal immigration and untrained drivers to operate large vehicles.
The incident led to renewed discussions about the role of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement in enforcing immigration laws and protecting citizens from risks associated with illegal immigration.

Why It Matters

This issue underscores growing tensions surrounding illegal immigration and public safety, as states grapple with policies that may inadvertently endanger citizens. The focus on truck driver licensing highlights broader concerns about how illegal immigration intersects with transportation safety.