GOP REP targets the skills in English of the trucker after a migrant loaded in a deadly FL accident

First on Fox: GOP Congress and Candidate for the governor in Florida Byron Donalds Legislation introduced to enforce English for truck drivers in the United States, as an illegal migrant faces three vehicle homicide chiefs in the state of Sunshine.

Harjinder Singh, An illegal migrant from IndiaHis tractor trailer trailer is accused of Jackknifing on August 12, 2025, leading to a fatal accident that took three lives. Singh received a commercial driving license in California, but also received a license in the state of Washington.

After the incident, the Federal Administration of Safety of Automobile Transporters examined the skill in English from Singh and understanding the road signs. The illegal migrant has not been able to identify only one of the four road panels during the test and has only answered only two of the twelve questions surrounding his ability to understand English.

Harjinder Singh, 28, was arrested after pretending to have been unauthorized in Florida in August who led to an accident that killed three people, officials said. (Bureau of the Sheriff of the County of St. Lucie)

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Singh is currently detained in Florida without surety and faces three homicide chiefs per vehicle.

Below current federal lawTo obtain a commercial driving license, an applicant must be able to “read and speak the English language enough to converse with the general public, understand the traffic signs and the signals of the road in English, to respond to official requests and to make registrations on reports and files.”

On August 28, President Donald Trump signed a decree Order at the Ministry of Transport (DOT) to apply policy more.

Byron Donalds, Florida legislator and candidate for the governor, has unveiled legislation empowering the Ministry of Transport to assess whether commercial drivers meet the English language requirements to interstate weighing stations. (Images Kevin Dietsch / Getty)

Bodycam video shows an illegal immigrant truck driver speaking a limited Englishman with a new-mexic officer

The decree said that the mastery of English “the requirement has not been applied over the years and that American roads have become less safe”.

The new legislation of the representative byron Donald, the law on the weighing station to intercept and keep the law on motorways (weighing), would co -order Trump’s decree and allow the dowry to use weighing stations along federal highways to enforce English control requirements.

“States’ failure to apply the basic and common sense requirements for truckers endangers each American motorist,” Donalds told Fox News Digital. “At the state level, Governor Desantis and Commissioner Simpson took measures to protect the Floridians, but it is imperative that we widen this effort on a national scale.

“By virtue of my” PEED Act “, all weighing stations along the interstate motorways will be required to enforce President Trump’s executive order to examine commercial driving licenses for irregularities and check the skill in the English language of truckers,” added Donalds. “Safety must be the norm, and not the exception, and on Capitol Hill, is first put at each stage. The elimination of these threats to the American people is not negotiable. “

Bodycam always shows that Harjinder Singh holding documents while a police officer from the state of the New Mexico issues him a speed ticket during a traffic stop on July 3. (Bodycam of the police of the state of the New Mexico)

Nearly 2.5 million people sign a petition supporting an illegal immigrant truck driver responsible for the fatal accident

While individual states determine their policy of the application of the laws on highways, federal road financing funds for states could be in danger if they refuse to comply with Points requirements Apply skill checks in English.

The own commissioner of Florida agriculture, Wilton Simpson, told Fox News Digital: “If you cannot read our panels, you should not be on our roads.”

“If you drive a truck through our ban stations, you are ready to check your load for insects and drugs,” Simposon told Fox. “Since (Trump) took office, we have helped withdraw nearly 150 illegal immigrants from our streets – including children’s murders and predators.”

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Under most states laws, commercial trucks carrying more than 10,000 pounds are necessary to stop at weight stations, as well as commercial trucks carrying dangerous materials.

Preston Mizell is a Fox News Digital writer covering Breaking news. History advice can be sent to [email protected] and on x @Mizellpreston