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Illegal migrant who entered US under Biden allegedly kills Indiana mom in DUI hit-and-run

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Bradford, C. (2026, September 30). Illegal migrant who entered US under Biden allegedly kills Indiana mom in DUI hit-and-run. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/09/30/us-news/illegal-migrant-who-entered-us-under-biden-allegedly-kills-indiana-mom-in-dui-hit-and-run/

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Edwin Alexander Sosa-Gonzalez, an illegal migrant who entered the US under the Biden administration in July 2021 through Texas, is accused of killing Tamara Thomas, 33, in an Indianapolis DUI hit-and-run incident. Sosa-Gonzalez, 22, was driving with a blood alcohol concentration nearly three times the legal limit when he struck another car and then fatally hit Thomas as she tried to avoid harm. He fled but was apprehended hours later by police and subsequently charged with multiple offenses including operating while intoxicated and leaving the scene of an accident resulting in death. Markwayne Mullin, the DHS Secretary, criticized Biden’s immigration policies for releasing Sosa-Gonzalez into the US despite previous arrests.
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On Saturday, 33-year-old Tamara Renee Thomas died after being hit by a car driven by Edwin Alexander Sosa-Gonzalez, a 22-year-old Honduran national who entered the US illegally through Texas in July 2021. According to police documents, Sosa-Gonzalez was driving over the legal alcohol limit at 0.229 when he struck another vehicle and then hit Thomas as she tried to move away from his car in the Indianapolis gas station parking lot where she was waiting for her ride. He fled the scene before being apprehended hours later, allegedly smelling of alcohol and displaying signs of intoxication such as stumbling and slurring speech. Sosa-Gonzalez has since been charged with operating a vehicle while intoxicated and leaving the scene of an accident that caused death or catastrophic injury. Congressman Jim Mullin criticized the Biden administration for releasing illegal migrants like Sosa-Gonzalez into the country, suggesting a connection between immigration policies and public safety concerns.

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Sosa-Gonzalez PERSON · 4× DHS ORG · 3× ICE ORG · 3× Indiana GPE · 3× Tommy Thomas PERSON · 3× the Biden Administration ORG · 3× Biden PERSON · 2× Honda ORG · 2× Thomas PERSON · 2× Tamara Thomas PERSON · 1×

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“This illegal alien, who had been released into our country by the Biden Administration, took the life of 33-year-old Tamara Renee Thomas because he was drunk behind the wheel,” Mullin said. “He has now been charged with hit-and-run and driving under the influence. “
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🔮 “I might have had some part in that at one point in time.

Claims (24 extracted, 7 hedged)

An illegal migrant who entered the US under former President Biden allegedly killed an Indiana mom in a DUI hit-and-run. uncertain
who → enter → hit
Tamara Thomas, 33, was just waiting in an Indianapolis gas station’s parking lot when she was struck allegedly by Honduran national Edwin Alexander Sosa-Gonzalez’s car on Saturday, the Department of Homeland Security said. uncertain
Department → wait → Security
Sosa-Gonzalez, 22, was speeding in his gray Honda CRV when he struck another car, according to police documents seen by the Indianapolis Star, and the impact of the smash forced his car to swerve over curbs. uncertain
impact → speed → curbs
Thomas, who was just waiting to be picked up by her two brothers, tried to get to safety but she was struck by the Honda – and was pronounced dead at the scene. asserted
she → wait → scene
Sosa-Gonzalez, who entered the US illegally through Texas in July 2021, fled the scene before being nabbed hours later and cops said he smelled of booze, was stumbling, and slurring, according to documents. uncertain
he → enter → documents
He was charged with operating a vehicle while intoxicated after his blood concentration level was found to be 0.229 – almost three times over the legal limit in Indiana. asserted
level → charge → Indiana
Sosa-Gonzalez has also been charged with leaving the scene of an accident that caused death or catastrophic injury, and leaving the scene of an accident resulting in death, according to DHS. uncertain
that → charge → DHS
DHS said Sosa-Gonzalez was arrested by US Border Patrol when he entered the US illegally before being released during the Biden Administration. asserted
he → say → Administration
He was put into ICE custody following a February 2024 arrest where he was nabbed for driving while intoxicated and driving without ever obtaining a license. asserted
he → put → license
ICE filed a detainer on Sunday, the day after the crash, and Markwayne Mullin, the DHS Secretary, blasted Biden’s immigration policies. asserted
Mullin → file → policies
“This illegal alien, who had been released into our country by the Biden Administration, took the life of 33-year-old Tamara Renee Thomas because he was drunk behind the wheel,” Mullin said. “He has now been charged with hit-and-run and driving under the influence. “ asserted
He → release → influence
ICE has lodged a detainer asking officials in Indiana to cooperate with us and make sure this killer never gets back onto the streets again. asserted
killer → lodge → streets
Tommy Thomas, Tamara Thomas’ dad, vowed to give his daughter the best funeral but expressed regrets – as he was previously imprisoned for dealing LSD. asserted
he → vow → LSD
“My daughter’s had a crap life,” he admitted. asserted
he → have → life
“I might have had some part in that at one point in time. uncertain
I → have → time
“I wanna give her the best burial, I wanna give her the most proper burial that I can.” asserted
I → give → burial
He told how he wants to scatter her ashes in Hawaii if she’s cremated. asserted
she → tell → Hawaii
Tommy Thomas was candid about how his daughter, who dropped out of school before she reached the seventh grade, had struggled with drugs – but said she had “recently started getting clean.” asserted
she → drop → drugs
He lamented how Thomas, who was a mom to a son, was killed by an allegedly drunk driver rather than substances. uncertain
who → lament → substances
“It wasn’t even the drugs or the normal sideshow of people that she hangs out with on a daily basis,” he said. asserted
he → hang → basis
Tommy Thomas also said he wished his daughter had died from drugs. asserted
daughter → say → drugs
“There was a long time that I really thought I was going to get a call that she was gone, and it was going to be because of a drug overdose,” he told WTHR. asserted
he → be → WTHR
“And I hate to say it, but I wish it had been an overdose. asserted
it → hate → it
I hate to know how much pain, if any, that she went through, you know, pinned underneath that car, and when that guy hit her.” asserted
guy → hate → her
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