itself. but this verdict should not be taken as a complete surprise. that s exactly right, chris. first of all, the president has already tweeted three times about the verdict. twice just this morning. the first one using it as a justification to build the border wall. the second one he is upset that the defendant s criminal past was not allowed to be brought up during the trial. meantime, we are on the edge of pier 14. this is where kate steinle was gunned down. it led to fiery rhetoric, rhetoric that will only escalate now that you have this a quilts. my opponent but where was the sanctuary for kate steinle? the case became a flash point during the presidential campaign and led to a heated national debate over sanctuary cities. at the center, jose ines garcia
kate s law specifically says that convicted felons are the targets, not chambermaids or farmworkers. as you may know, the factor came up with this law after 32-year-old kate s shot to death, allegedly by an illegal alien, juan francisco lopez-sanchez. that man had been deported five times but illegally entered here six times. how could that possibly happen? how could a guy avoid a long prison term defining deportation all those times? it is insane! and america is at fault for allowing it to happen. the toll on the family is immense. the day she was killed, we were walking arm and arm on pier 14 in san francisco, enjoying a wonderful day together. suddenly, a shot rang out. kate fell. she looked at me and said, help me, dad. it was the last words i will
we call it the kate effect. kate was beautiful kind, happy, caring, loving, deep in faith. kate had a special soul, a kind and giving heart. the most contagious laugh and a smile that would light up a room. kate loved to travel. spend time with her friends. and most of all spend time with her family. in fact, the day she was killed we were walking arm and arm on pier 14 in san francisco, enjoying a wonderful day together. everywhere kate went throughout the world she shined the light of a good citizen of the united states of america. unfortunately, due to disjointed laws and basic incompetence on basic and many levels, the u.s. has suffered a self-inflicted wound in the murder of our daughter by the hand of a person that should have never been on the streets of this country.
would light up the room. she loved to travel spend time with her friends, and most of all spend time with her family. in fact the day she was killed we were walking arm and arm on pier 14 in san francisco enjoying a wonderful day. a shot rang out, kate fell and looked at me and said help me dad. those are the last words i will ever hear from my daughter. the day kate died she changed her facebook cover photo to a saying that said whatever is good for your soul do it. that truly describes kate s spirit. after graduating, she went to work for a title company and
kate was beautiful kind, happy, caring, loving, deep in faith. kate had a special soul, a kind and giving heart. the most contagious laugh and a smile that would light up a room. kate loved to travel. spend time with her friends. and most of all spend time with her family. in fact, the day she was killed we were walking arm and arm on pier 14 in san francisco, enjoying a wonderful day together. everywhere kate went throughout the world she shined the light of a good citizen of the united states of america. unfortunately, due to disjointed laws and basic incompetence on basic and many levels, the u.s. has suffered a self-inflicted wound in the murder of our daughter by the hand of a person that should have never been on the streets of this country. i say this because the