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Unidentified speaker at House Judiciary hearing asks where "due process" was for named homicide victims and blames immigration policy
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Summary
An unidentified speaker at a House Committee on the Judiciary hearing named several homicide victims and asked where "due process" had been for them, asserting they were killed by "illegal aliens" and criticizing past federal immigration policy and Democrats' response; the transcript records no formal action or evidence verifying the claims.
An unidentified speaker at a House Committee on the Judiciary hearing questioned whether victims named during remarks had received "due process," naming Rachel Moran, Kayla Hamilton, "Lake and Riley," and Jocelyn Nunnery and asserting those victims were "slaughtered by an illegal alien." The speaker also accused the previous administration of having "ushered into our communities" MS-13 gang members, cartel members and "terrorists from around the world," and said Democrats "reserve their tears for illegal aliens who break our laws and victimize our communities."
The speaker asked repeatedly, "Where was the due process for Rachel Moran, who was slaughtered by an illegal alien?" and "Where was the due process for Kayla Hamilton, who was slaughtered by an illegal alien?" The comments linked specific homicide victims to a broader critique of immigration policy and federal enforcement decisions.
The transcript does not provide supporting evidence for the speaker's assertions about perpetrators' immigration status, and no responses or fact-checks are recorded in the provided excerpt. The remarks appear as statements and allegations made by the unidentified speaker; the hearing record supplied here does not show any witnesses, staff response, or formal motions related to the statements.
The session did not record any votes or formal actions in the supplied transcript excerpts. The hearing's substantive record and any official findings, if they exist, are not included in the provided transcript.
