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Another American murdered by illegal aliens: The case of Larisha Thompson.

Last updated: June 15, 2025 1:51 pm
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Overview

On May 2, 2025, tragedy struck Lancaster, South Carolina, when Larisha Sharell Thompson, a 40-year-old mother of two, was fatally shot while en route to visit friends. Her lifeless body was discovered slumped behind the wheel of her vehicle on Riverside Road. Authorities have labeled the incident a random, brutal, and senseless act of violence (New York Post, 2025).

Suspects and Charges

Law enforcement has apprehended six suspects, aged 13 to 21, in connection with Thompson’s murder. These individuals, reported to be undocumented immigrants from Honduras, include Asael Aminadas Torres-Chirinos (21), Jarby Ardon Ramos-Odari (18), Jeyson Sobied Pineda-Salgado (17), and three juveniles aged 13, 14, and 15. They face serious charges including murder, attempted armed robbery, and second-degree burglary. Notably, Torres-Chirinos is also charged with possessing a firearm during a violent crime and illegal possession of a firearm as an undocumented alien (U.S. Department of Homeland Security, 2025).

Illegal Firearm Possession: An Aggravating Crime

Under 18 U.S. Code § 922(g)(5), it is a federal offense for undocumented immigrants to possess firearms. In this case, at least one of the accused managed to illegally access a firearm that was used in a homicide. This incident underscores a glaring enforcement gap—not merely at the borders but also within the country, where unauthorized individuals can obtain deadly weapons.

The murder of Thompson serves as a stark illustration of a persistent national security dilemma: the troubling nexus between illegal immigration and violent crime, particularly when access to firearms exacerbates criminal activities among unregulated migrant communities and gang-affiliated youth.

Legal Framework and Sovereign Enforcement

The U.S. government holds both a legal and moral obligation to enforce immigration laws. Ensuring border security, maintaining visa integrity, and executing the lawful removal of undocumented individuals are not acts of xenophobia; rather, they are essential components of responsible governance.

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Neglecting these responsibilities poses systemic risks that ultimately impact communities and families, like that of Larisha Thompson. Her tragic death is emblematic of broader failures—failures in deterrence, inadequate interior enforcement, and a lack of inter-agency collaboration aimed at safeguarding public safety.

This incident lays bare the deficiencies in government efforts to:

– Secure national borders

– Prevent unauthorized entry

– Identify and disrupt organized or opportunistic criminal behavior

– Restrict unlawful access to firearms by prohibited individuals

Larisha Thompson was a dedicated mother, juggling multiple jobs to support her family. Her death should have been preventable.

Policy Implications

This case is poised to reignite the national discourse on the enforcement priorities surrounding U.S. immigration and gun laws. Several pivotal questions arise:

– How effective are current immigration screening and detention protocols in identifying high-risk individuals?

– Are violations of firearm laws by non-citizens being prosecuted to the fullest extent?

– Is interagency collaboration among DHS, ATF, ICE, and local law enforcement sufficient to avert future tragedies?

Public safety must remain an unwavering priority. While immigration policy can embrace compassion, it must not descend into recklessness. Securing borders, conducting lawful vetting, and removing violent offenders are critical to upholding the rule of law and enhancing the safety of American lives.

Legal Status Under U.S. Immigration Law

Federal law defines ‘illegal alien’ as any individual who enters or remains in the United States without lawful status. This encompasses those who cross the border unlawfully or breach the terms of their visa, as outlined in 8 U.S. Code § 1325 and 8 U.S. Code § 1227.

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Redacted Summary of 8 U.S. Code § 1325(a):

Any alien who:

– Enters the United States outside a designated port of entry,

– Evades immigration inspection, or

– Utilizes false or misleading information to enter,

is in violation of federal law and subject to criminal prosecution.

Redacted Summary of 8 U.S. Code § 1227(a)(1)(B):

Any alien present in the United States in violation of immigration law is deportable.

Conclusion: A System That Failed Larisha

The United States has failed Larisha Thompson. Her death was not merely a tragic accident but a direct result of institutional shortcomings, exacerbated by the politicization of immigration enforcement and a willful disregard for national security responsibilities. Under the current administration, immigration policies have leaned towards leniency and ideological narratives, often at the expense of the basic duty to protect American citizens.

This failure extends beyond the executive branch. Across the nation, certain judges and sanctuary jurisdictions have significantly hindered federal immigration enforcement, with court decisions preventing local law enforcement from honoring ICE detainer requests. Consequently, individuals who are unlawfully present—and at times, have prior criminal records—are permitted to reside in communities without accountability.

Such judicial and political maneuvers do not serve justice; they endanger it. When courts and local governments choose to shield individuals who breach immigration and criminal laws, they foster an environment ripe for preventable tragedies. Larisha Thompson’s case is a poignant example of the ramifications of such policies.

Larisha was a hardworking mother, a law-abiding citizen, murdered by those who had no legal right to be in the country and who should have been removed long before they could take her life.

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This incident is not an isolated case; it reflects a broader failure regarding border security, immigration law enforcement, and the integrity of the legal system. Until federal and local authorities prioritize public safety over political agendas, American families will continue to face dire consequences.

The opinions expressed in this article are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Miami Strategic Intelligence Institute (MSI²).

About The Author

Jesus Romero

Ex comandante de inteligencia naval con más de 37 años de servicio combinado en el gobierno de EE. UU., y con múltiples condecoraciones militares y de servicio, como la Medalla por Servicio Meritorio de Defensa.
Graduado con honores en Ciencias Políticas de la Universidad Estatal de Norfolk.
Sirvió en diversas capacidades operativas y de inteligencia, incluyendo misiones en Libia, Bosnia, Irak y Somalia.
Estuvo 15 años en el servicio civil del Departamento del Ejército, especializándose en Operaciones de Inteligencia.
Tuvo asignaciones en Lima, Guayaquil y Ciudad de Guatemala, conociendo en primera persona la cadena de la muerte generada por el tráfico de droga.

Former Naval Intelligence Commander with over 37 years of combined service in the U.S. government, recipient of multiple military and service decorations, including the Defense Meritorious Service Medal.
Graduated with honors in Political Science from Norfolk State University.
Served in various operational and intelligence capacities, including missions in Libya, Bosnia, Iraq, and Somalia.
Spent 15 years in the civilian service of the Department of the Army, specializing in Intelligence Operations.
Held assignments in Lima, Guayaquil, and Guatemala City, gaining firsthand knowledge of the deadly chain caused by drug trafficking.

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