The lawsuit highlights alleged negligence by the truck driver, his employer, and the freight broker, raising questions about safety and immigration enforcement failures.
The lawsuit highlights alleged negligence by the truck driver, his employer, and the freight broker, raising questions about safety and immigration enforcement failures. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: The family of Pennsylvania State Trooper Michael Pahira Jr., who was killed while conducting a roadside inspection, has filed a federal lawsuit against the illegal alien truck driver involved in the crash, his employer, and the freight broker that hired the company. Patricia Pahira, acting individually and as administrator of her son’s estate, is seeking more than $150,000 in wrongful-death, survival, and punitive damages against Haitian national Michael Bon, Augustin Freight Services, and SNK Logistics. DETAIL: The lawsuit alleges that…Open
The killing of a Pennsylvania state trooper by a migrant truck driver has reignited concerns over commercial driver’s licenses (CDLs) being awarded to illegal immigrants, mostly by Democrat-controlled states.
The killing of a Pennsylvania state trooper by a migrant truck driver has reignited concerns over commercial driver’s licenses (CDLs) being awarded to illegal immigrants, mostly by Democrat-controlled states. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: Pennsylvania State Trooper Michael E. Pahira, Jr., 44, was killed on July 1, 2026, during a highway inspection when a truck driven by an illegal alien veered off Interstate 81 and caused a fatal collision. The driver, identified as Michael Bon, struck Pahira’s patrol car and another truck, resulting in a fiery crash that claimed the trooper’s life. WHEN & WHERE: The killing occurred on July 1, 2026, on Interstate 81 in Cass Township, Pennsylvania, during a routine truck inspection. DETAIL: The…Open
The semi-truck driver charged with killing a Pennsylvania State Trooper last week is a Haitian illegal alien who was flown into the United States under […] Source
President Trump nominated Lance Schroyer, a former Oklahoma state trooper, to direct Immigration and Customs Enforcement. The agency hasn't had a Senate-confirmed director since the Obama administration.