ALIEN MURDERS IN HIT-AND-RUN

Grant Swank* | February 27, 2008

Filed Under Conservative Musings, General Politics

J. Grant Swank, Jr.

Eduardo Alejandro faces murder charges.

He’s an illegal alien. In other words, he should not be in the United States. He’s here as a lawbreaker. In other words, he should be deported before sundown, except now he has to live with the consequences of hit-and-run murder charges in North Carolina.

He is listed in media as an “undocumented immigrant.” That means someone who should have never crossed over America’s borders, not residing in the United States, not breathing our free air.

Alejandro, 21, did not stop his vehicle on Highway 47. Instead, his vehicle hit another one driven by Reginal McEachin, 25. McEachin never dreamt when leaving his residence that morning that he would end up in Rockingham Memorial Hospital where he died.

He died. Alejandro still lives.

There was a light at the Highway 74 stop. However, Alejandro disregarded that light. Now McEachin’s family makes funeral arrangements because of alien intrusion to our country.

This sort of carnage goes on every day in this Republic. Yet open borders seem to be the status quo for too many lawmakers. However, is not this supposed to be the mightiest nation on the planet? We sent mortals to the moon. But we can’t build a fence around our liberties so as to keep out scum sorts.

“Officers say Alejandro jumped from his vehicle and ran from the scene.

“Police chased him and called in K-9 units and caught him. Alejandro is charged with second-degree murder, hit-and-run, driving while impaired and reckless driving.

“Police are still looking for the passenger who was in Alejandro’s car at the time of the crash.”

Interesting. The passenger got away. I wonder what good deeds the passenger is up to these days.

No doubt I’ll keep wondering till kingdom come.

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