A Haitian national who was ordered deported by DHS in June 2025 remained in the U.S., obtained a Massachusetts commercial driver's license in March 2025 while still authorized to work, and allegedly struck and killed Pennsylvania State Trooper Michael Pahira, 44, during a highway inspection on July 10, 2026. The trooper had recently moved home to care for his mother undergoing cancer treatment. Jordan's framing omits that the license was legally issued when the driver still qualified under federal law at the time of issuance, and that the Trump administration has since directed states to revoke such licenses—treating this as evidence of Democratic mismanagement rather than a failure of current federal policy to enforce timely removal orders.