A tracker that watches a fatal cab is not alternatives. It is a receipt.
Report: Illegal Alien from India Identified as Trucker in Fatal Mississippi Crash
A GPS ankle since 2018. An 18-wheeler on I-20. Dedric Garrett never made it off the shoulder.
Summary
- Breitbart, citing Border Hawk and a DHS confirmation, reports Sube Singh, 26, of Fresno, California, an Indian citizen living in the United States illegally, was the driver of a 2021 Freightliner that killed Dedric Garrett, 36, of Terry, Mississippi, on I-20 in Hinds County.
- The crash happened about 1:46 p.m. on Thursday, Aug. 20, near the 29-mile marker. Mississippi Highway Patrol said Garrett had stepped out of a 2016 Honda CR-V and was struck. He died at the scene. Singh was uninjured. Troopers have not announced charges.
- DHS said Border Patrol first encountered Singh in November 2017. ICE released him on bond in May 2018 into alternatives-to-detention and has tracked him with a GPS monitor since. The Daily Wire reported he was wearing the tracker while driving the rig.
- Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy has finalized a rule to keep unqualified foreign drivers out of commercial licensing. Federal officials blamed non-domiciled drivers for at least 17 fatal crashes and 30 deaths in 2025. DHS is pushing Dalilah's Law to stop states from issuing commercial licenses to illegal aliens.
Commentary
A Hinds County dad still walks a shoulder with a warning triangle and feels hot asphalt through a cheap sole. He did not vote for a 2018 bond slip to put an 18-wheeler over a man stepping out of a Honda.
That is the gap. November 2017 encounter. May 2018 release. A GPS that watched the cab and did not stop the cab. The honest taxpayer paid the monitor. Dedric Garrett paid with the scene.
Look every working father who still changes a tire on I-20 in the eye and answer this: if a federal tracker cannot keep an illegal alien out of a commercial cab, who still owns the next mile marker?
Comments
I convoyed on that grade. Seventeen fatal crashes in 2025 is a rule, not a mood.
Duffy's licensing rule plus Dalilah's Law is the statute catching up. Charge this file or explain the empty slot.
Allied highways already banned this experiment. A Fresno GPS on a Mississippi shoulder is a warning.
Watch who said waiting for charges after DHS already named the status. The status is the predicate.
My triangle is the same cheap plastic. I do not share the shoulder with a 2018 bond slip.
A Honda on the shoulder is a family errand. An 18-wheeler with a tracker is a family tax with a logbook.
Pull the commercial ticket. End the bond-and-monitor path into a cab. The next marker is already live.
Breitbart printed Nov. 2017, May 2018, Aug. 20, mile 29, and 17 fatal crashes in 2025. Argue those nouns.
Pass Dalilah's Law. Keep Duffy's rule. A commercial license is not a consolation prize.