(Jacob Bruns, Headline USA) The family of a 20-year-old autistic woman murdered by an MS-13 gang member from El Salvador is suing the Biden administration for $100 million, suggesting that the president’s open-border and catch-and-release policies led to her death.
🚨BREAKING: Family of Kayla Marie Hamilton murdered by illegal immigrant and gang member files $100 MILLION lawsuit against Biden administration.
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In addition to restitution, Kayla Marie Hamilton’s mother, Tammy Nobles, has also been on a crusade to demand an explanation for how and why the 2022 attack on her daughter was ever allowed to happen in the first place, according to her lawyer, Brian Claypool.
“We bring this landmark lawsuit in honor of Kayla to get answers on how this catastrophic failure occurred and help prevent another senseless murder,” Claypool said.
The alleged murderer, a 17-year-old “unaccompanied minor,” had crossed the border in March of 2022, along with a massive surge of illegal immigrants from El Salvador.
After the Biden administration reportedly caught and released him, he raped the autistic girl, then proceeded to strangle her with a phone cord, the New York Post reported.
“She was brutally murdered and raped in her room, and he strangled her with the phone cord,” Nobles said during a recent appearance on Fox and Friends. “And then he just robbed her of $6, and he just left her on the floor like trash and went to lunch with his half brother like nothing happened.”
Upon comparing DNA evidence from the crime scene, authorities were able to take the suspect into custody, and realized based off his gang tattoos and criminal record that he was an MS-13 gang member.
For Nobles, the laziness and laxity of the federal government led directly to her daughter’s death.
“All they had to do was make one phone call to pull up his criminal record in El Salvador to find out… he was on the list for and listed as a known gang member of MS-13,” she said. “Those two things should have kept him from entering the country.”
