DHS rages over what it calls a NYT 'sob story' about convicted Jamaican murderer deported by Trump
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Kristi Noem's DHS criticizes The New York Times for reporting on Orville Etoria, a Jamaican national convicted of murder who was deported to Africa after serving time
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"DISGRACEFUL AND DISGUSTING! The failing @NYTimes is peddling another disgusting sob story for a criminal illegal alien. Orville Etoria was convicted of MURDER. It is absolutely revolting that the New York Times is actively defending convicted murderers over American citizens. DHS will continue enforcing the law at full speed—without apology," DHS responded in a post on X on Monday, accusing the publication of downplaying the seriousness of Etoria’s horrific 1996 crime.
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