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“How many cases do we have to see where people who should not have been in this country in the first place end up causing the death or murdering someone else, someone who is here legally in this country?” Gamaldi asked.
His anger reflects a growing sentiment among police and border officials who say tragedies like this are entirely preventable—if only federal leaders took the crisis at the border seriously.
“How many families have to be ripped apart? How? How much trauma do we have to take from people who should not be here in the first place?” he continued.
Moore’s death, occurring just as she was about to enter the U.S. Air Force Academy, has become a symbol of the deep frustration many feel over the spiraling immigration crisis and the perceived lack of accountability from those in charge.
“I think they completely ignore the crime and chaos that a number of illegal immigrants bring to our communities,” Gamaldi added. “And the most frustrating part, from law enforcement’s perspective, and from the victim’s perspective and their families’, is that the crimes that are committed are avoidable. How many people have to die before the other side says enough?”
This heartbreaking story isn’t just about one tragic accident. It has reignited a political firestorm, especially among those who believe the current administration has turned a blind eye to public safety in pursuit of a political agenda.
Gamaldi didn’t just criticize the White House—he went after activist judges who have blocked efforts by former President Trump to secure the border.
“They’re a disgrace to this country, a disgrace to the robes they wear, and they should resign in shame for what they are doing, politicizing this issue,” Gamaldi stated. “They have no business sitting on the bench, and I’m certainly hoping that there will be every action taken to remove them from their positions because all they are at this point are radical ideologues. They’re not judges, they’re a joke.”
As Ava Moore’s family grieves the loss of their daughter, Americans are left wondering: How many more promising lives will be stolen before Washington wakes up?
One thing is certain—this isn’t just a Texas tragedy. It’s a national wake-up call.
