HIGHWAY HORROR BACKLASH: Oklahoma Governor Sounds Alarm as 125 Illegals With State Truck Licenses ARRESTED With ICE — Blaming Sanctuary States After Florida Crash by Illegal 18-Wheeler Driver Killed 3 Innocents.
A tragic highway accident in Florida has reignited fierce debate over immigration and road safety across the nation. Three innocent lives were lost when an 18-wheeler, allegedly driven by an illegal immigrant, crashed in a devastating scene that shocked the country.
In the aftermath, Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt sounded the alarm, revealing that 125 illegal immigrants had been arrested in his state—each holding a commercial truck driver’s license issued by Oklahoma. The arrests were made in collaboration with ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement), raising serious questions about how these individuals were able to obtain such credentials.
Governor Stitt didn’t mince words, blaming so-called “sanctuary states” for creating loopholes that allow undocumented immigrants to slip through the cracks and endanger public safety. He called for urgent reforms, demanding stricter oversight of licensing processes and greater cooperation between states and federal authorities.
“This tragedy should never have happened,” Stitt declared. “We cannot allow sanctuary policies to put our citizens at risk. Oklahoma will do everything in its power to ensure our roads are safe and that our laws are enforced.”
The incident has sparked a nationwide backlash, with calls for tougher immigration enforcement and renewed scrutiny of how commercial licenses are distributed. As families mourn the victims, the debate over sanctuary states and illegal immigration rages on, with Oklahoma now at the center of a growing storm.