Since Joe Biden and Kamala Harris took office, America’s southern border has spiraled into a full-blown crisis. Instead of tightening security, their administration has allowed a flood of illegal immigrants to enter the country, threatening the safety of American communities. Despite promises to address the issue, the situation has only worsened. Drug trafficking, human smuggling, and violent crimes have surged, leaving border towns and beyond grappling with the fallout.
Harris, as the so-called “border czar,” has done little to mitigate the crisis. Her rare visits to the border and lackluster policies have shown a shocking disregard for the urgency of the problem. Border agents are overwhelmed, and American citizens are paying the price for this administration’s failure to enforce immigration laws. Every day, more criminals slip through the cracks, and the consequences are becoming increasingly dire.
After a teen girl was allegedly stabbed by an illegal immigrant while attending her brother’s baseball game in Lowell, Indiana, one of the coaches spoke out about the harrowing attack, recalling the moment the assault took place.
Matt Ramian, who was coaching the young girl’s brother’s baseball team at the time, joined “Fox & Friends” to discuss what he saw when she was stabbed with a butcher-style knife over the weekend. [Source: Fox News]
The tragic consequences of the border crisis were on full display recently in Lowell, Indiana, where a young girl was allegedly stabbed by an illegal immigrant while attending her brother’s baseball game. The incident has left the tight-knit community in shock. Matt Ramian, one of the coaches, recounted the horrifying scene.
“I was just coaching a baseball game like I always do,” Ramian explained. “Out of the corner of my eye, I see this guy come from behind the dugout. He jumped on this girl and pushed her under the bleachers.” The assailant pulled out a massive knife and began swinging, stabbing the 14-year-old girl multiple times. Blood splattered across the bleachers, terrifying onlookers.
The alleged attacker, Dimas Gabriel Yanez, is a 26-year-old illegal immigrant from Honduras who had previously been deported in 2018. Despite his deportation, Yanez re-entered the U.S. illegally, and it didn’t take long for him to become involved in criminal activity across multiple states. Yanez is believed to have ties to the violent MS-13 gang and has a criminal history that spans New York, Illinois, Georgia, and Ohio.
After the attack, between 10 and 15 fathers chased Yanez through the woods, prompting an hours-long manhunt. He was eventually captured and now faces a slew of charges, including attempted murder and aggravated battery. This man, who never should have been in the country in the first place, brutally attacked an innocent girl in front of her family and community.
Lowell is known for its close-knit community, with festivals and parades bringing people together. The incident has left residents grappling with the shocking reality that their town, like so many others, is vulnerable to violence brought by illegal immigration. The girl who was stabbed is recovering, but the emotional scars will last much longer.
This heartbreaking event is yet another example of how the Biden-Harris administration has failed to protect Americans by allowing dangerous individuals to slip through the cracks. The border crisis isn’t just affecting southern states—it’s tearing apart communities across the country.
Author: Kit Fargo
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