Re: [Spam] How did truck driver in fatal Turnpike crash get license if not legal resident?

[Default]  Border Czar Kamala Harris
<dumb.black.whore@whitehouse._gov> typed:

>The semi-truck driver who investigators say made a “recklessâ€? U-turn on the busy Florida Turnpike, causing a crash that killed three South Floridians obtained his commercial driver’s license in California — despite being undocumented.
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>The Aug. 12 crash occurred when Harjinder Singh tried to make a U-turn at an “official use onlyâ€? area of the Turnpike about 19 miles north of Fort Pierce in St. Lucie County, crossing over into the left lane where the mini van was approaching, according to Florida Highway Patrol. The minivan slammed and crumbled underneath the 18-wheeler’s trailer. The crash happened around 3 p.m.
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>The deceased have not been identified publicly but are known to be a 30-year-old Florida City man, a 37-year-old Pompano Beach woman and a 54-year-old Miami man, Treasure Coast Newspapers reported.
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>To get a California commercial learner’s permit, which you need before getting a commercial driver’s license, prospective semi-truck drivers must provide a document that proves they are in the U.S. legally, among other requirements, according to the California Commercial Driver’s Handbook. Acceptable documentation for residency includes a renter’s lease agreement, a deed or title to residential property, a mortgage statement or home utility bill.
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>It’s unclear how Harjinder Singh obtained a California commercial driver’s license if he wasn’t living in the country legally.
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>https://www.yahoo.com/news/articles/did-truck-driver-fatal-turnpike-193656957.html

Harjinder Singh answered just two of 12 questions correctly when being
tested for English language proficiency by the Federal Motor Carrier
Safety Administration 

When asked to read highway signs and their meanings, Singh could only
identify one out of four signs shown to him, the US Department of
Transportation (DOT) announced Tuesday.

Granted commercial driver’s licenses (CDL) in California and
Washington sanctuary states.

Singh, from India, illegally entered the US by crossing the southern
border into California in September 2018. He was arrested by the
Border Patrol two days after crossing the border and was processed for
fast-track deportation.

However, during the proceeding for expedited removal, he lied that he
was scared to return to India, following which the US Citizenship and
Immigration Services released him on a $5,000 immigration bond in
January 2019. 

Stop accepting "refugees." Execute illegal aliens who kill U.S.
citizens.