In a heart-wrenching incident that has shaken the nation, a devastated mother, Tammy Nobles, has filed a $100 million lawsuit against the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), holding them accountable for the tragic death of her 20-year-old daughter, Kayla Hamilton. Hamilton was allegedly raped and murdered by a teenage MS-13 gang member from El Salvador. The lawsuit accuses the federal government of playing “Russian roulette with our lives” and blames the authorities for failing to prevent the suspect’s entry into the country.

Nobles argues that both the DHS and the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) failed her daughter by allowing the undocumented migrant into the United States without proper identity verification. Testifying in front of the House panel conducting an impeachment inquiry into Alejandro Mayorkas, Nobles, along with another grieving mother, demands justice and urges stronger enforcement of federal immigration laws.

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“For me, this is not a political issue; it is a safety issue for everyone living in the United States,” Nobles shared emotionally with the House Homeland Security Committee. “This could have been anyone’s daughter. I don’t want any other parent to live the nightmare that I am living. I am her voice now, and I am going to fight with everything I have to get her story told and bring awareness of the issue at the border.”

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Days later, Nobles and her attorney, Brian Claypool, spoke in an interview with NewsNation, shedding light on their pursuit of justice through the lawsuit. Nobles expressed frustration, stating, “Nobody at the border did their job and checked his background.” She firmly believes that if the suspect had been properly screened, his MS-13 gang affiliation would have been revealed, preventing the tragic loss of her daughter’s life.

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The horrifying incident took place on July 27, 2022, in Frederick, Maryland. Hamilton was raped and strangled to death inside her own trailer, which she shared with the suspect, who allegedly sublet the property from another undocumented migrant. The suspect was apprehended in January 2023 after authorities matched his DNA to evidence from the crime scene. He now faces charges of first-degree murder, rape, and robbery, with his trial scheduled for June 28.

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) later confirmed that the suspect, a 17-year-old El Salvador native, was associated with the notorious Mara Salvatrucha gang, also known as MS-13. Nobles and Claypool argue that the teen should never have been allowed entry into the country, highlighting the failure of the Department of Homeland Security to follow proper protocols.

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“We’re bringing this lawsuit because we’re tired of being held hostage in our own country,” Claypool proclaimed during the interview. He expresses dissatisfaction with the DHS’s negligence and calls for accountability. Claypool emphasizes, “All they had to do was follow their own protocol – lift the t-shift of the 16-year-old young man that was trying to enter the border [and] they would have seen a gang-related tattoo. And guess what? That would have disqualified him from entering this country. He should have been sent back at that very second to El Salvador.”

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Furthermore, Claypool points out the Department of Health and Human Services’ responsibility in allowing the suspect to enter a holding facility without confirming his verified sponsor, a relative with a known and verified identity. Their negligence, according to Claypool, resulted in the suspect escaping and, ultimately, residing with Hamilton in the trailer where the tragedy occurred.

The Department of Homeland Security and the Department of Health and Human Services were both approached for comments on the matter but have not yet responded.

This tragic case has further ignited the Republican-led House Judiciary Committee’s concerns over the Biden regime’s open-borders policy. In a recently published report, the Committee highlights the administration’s failure to implement necessary screening and vetting measures to protect American citizens from dangerous criminals and gang members.

The report states, “The sad fact is that DHS Secretary Mayorkas and the Biden Administration have failed to implement basic screening and vetting measures—such as checking with law enforcement officials in an alien’s home country—to ensure that those entering the U.S. are not dangerous criminals or known gang members.”

The House Judiciary Committee warns of the risks posed by the open border policies, stating, “The Biden Administration’s open-borders policies have created vulnerabilities that criminal aliens and gang members exploit to the detriment of American citizens.”

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The tragic and preventable murder of Kayla Hamilton serves as a stark reminder of the urgent need for robust border security and proper vetting procedures to safeguard the lives of American citizens.

As the lawsuit moves forward, the conservative voices call for accountability, hoping that this case will bring about the crucial changes needed to prevent such heart-wrenching incidents in the future.

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