Illegal Alien Kills American Woman — Stephen Miller Responds Without Hesitation

White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller issued a clear directive Thursday following the arrest of an illegal immigrant involved in a fatal car crash that claimed the life of a 24-year-old woman in Colorado. Miller stated on X, “The entire family will be deported.”

The incident in question occurred in July 2023, when a 16-year-old illegal immigrant from Colombia, driving without a license, struck and killed Kaitlyn Weaver while traveling at 90 miles per hour in a 45 mph zone.

Weaver, a 24-year-old U.S. citizen, died at the scene, as reported by The Western Journal.

The entire family will be deported. https://t.co/IjJUzU7w9g

— Stephen Miller (@StephenM) May 29, 2025

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Last week, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) confirmed the arrest of the Colombian teenager along with his family members, all of whom are also in the country illegally.

“The minor, who was convicted of reckless driving resulting in death, was arrested along with his family who are also illegal aliens,” ICE said in a statement.

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Just one week prior to the ICE action, the minor had been sentenced to probation and community service, avoiding jail time despite the fatal nature of the incident.

The sentencing drew widespread public criticism and renewed calls for immigration enforcement reform, particularly concerning criminal cases involving illegal immigrants.

The case has become a flashpoint in the ongoing national debate over illegal immigration and public safety.

Conservative leaders have pointed to it as another example of how current policies can allow those in the country unlawfully to avoid significant legal consequences, even in cases involving the death of an American citizen.

This is not the first time such a case has prompted national attention. Critics have long argued that existing immigration enforcement mechanisms fail to address individuals who have committed serious offenses while in the United States illegally.

4 time deported illegal alien who borrowed his brothers truck and drove drunk killing the mother and her son. Boulder judge released him 4 days earlier for drunk driving. https://t.co/7EjlWASovW

— Ariesangel1329 (@Ariesangel13290) September 21, 2024

Colorado has a serious problem with their judges pic.twitter.com/oLXHp0Mogf

— Dallas Asst Border Czar (@DallasKing2022) May 29, 2025

“Ortega-Anguiano, 43, was driving drunk, high, & speeding at nearly 100mph on the 405 freeway in Orange County, when he crashed into a car being driven by 19-year-olds Anya Varfolomeev and Nicholay Osokin, killing them both as they burned alive” https://t.co/0jjqWIxGpB #FoxNews

— JBONTHEROCKS (@mitzvah88) April 23, 2025

ICE has stated that enforcement priorities include illegal immigrants who have been convicted of crimes or pose a threat to public safety.

Stephen Miller, a longtime advocate for stricter immigration policies, has maintained that deportation should be the standard for all illegal immigrants, especially those involved in criminal acts.

In this case, the call to remove the entire family aligns with the Trump administration’s broader approach to immigration enforcement.

Weaver’s death has become a rallying point for immigration reform advocates who argue that more robust enforcement is necessary to prevent similar tragedies in the future.

As of now, ICE has not released the names of the individuals arrested or provided a timeline for removal proceedings.

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