Dehumanizing Killing of Rachel Morin: Biden Admin Under Fire

Former Acting Attorney General Matt Whitaker denounces the Biden administration for its handling of the brutal murder of Maryland mother Rachel Morin. The suspect, an illegal immigrant with a history of violence, is expected to face maximum penalty if convicted.

Former Acting Attorney General Matt Whitaker has slammed the Biden administration for its "dehumanizing" response to the killing of Rachel Morin, a Maryland mother brutally murdered while jogging near her home. The suspect, Victor Antonio Martinez-Hernandez, an illegal immigrant from El Salvador, is facing multiple charges, including first-degree murder, rape, and kidnapping.

Whitaker, a vocal critic of the administration's immigration policies, accused the Biden administration of "failing to protect its citizens" and "ignoring the plight of victims like Rachel Morin." He questioned the administration's commitment to border security and its ability to prevent dangerous criminals from entering the country.

Dehumanizing Killing of Rachel Morin: Biden Admin Under Fire

Morin's suspected killer is now facing the maximum penalty of life imprisonment without parole if convicted. Harford County prosecutors have notified the court of their intent to pursue the maximum sentence, ensuring that Martinez-Hernandez will never have the opportunity to harm anyone again.

The victim's family attorney, Randolph Rice, expressed relief over the state's decision to seek the maximum penalty. "This ensures that the suspect responsible for Rachel's tragic death will never have the opportunity to harm anyone ever again. We are grateful for the State's commitment to securing justice for Rachel and ensuring public safety."

Dehumanizing Killing of Rachel Morin: Biden Admin Under Fire

Martinez-Hernandez, a suspected gang member with a violent past in multiple countries, is believed to be responsible for the brutal murder of another woman in El Salvador and the assaults of a mother and her 9-year-old daughter in Los Angeles. He fled El Salvador after the murder and entered the United States illegally in February 2023.

Despite his criminal history, Martinez-Hernandez was able to evade detection and remained at large for months. His arrest came after DNA collected in the Los Angeles case matched Morin's.

Dehumanizing Killing of Rachel Morin: Biden Admin Under Fire

Whitaker's criticism of the Biden administration comes amidst growing concerns about the safety of American citizens and the efficacy of the country's immigration system. The case of Rachel Morin has become a rallying point for those who argue that the administration has failed to adequately address the issue of illegal immigration and its potential consequences.

The Biden administration has maintained that it is committed to border security and pursuing justice for victims like Rachel Morin. However, critics argue that the administration's policies have failed to effectively deter illegal immigration and prevent criminals from entering the country.

Dehumanizing Killing of Rachel Morin: Biden Admin Under Fire

The case of Rachel Morin is a tragic reminder of the human cost of illegal immigration and the need for comprehensive immigration reform. The suspect's conviction and the possibility of life in prison without parole are small but important steps towards ensuring justice for the victim and providing some measure of closure for her loved ones.