The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has blasted The New York Times for its reporting on a convicted Jamaican murderer who was deported by the Trump administration in July.
The Times ran its headline as,“The Man Who’d Served His Time In U.S. Is Deported to an African Prison.“ The first sentence of the article explained how Orville Etoria had shot and killed a man in Brooklyn nearly 30 years ago.
“DISGRACEFUL AND DISGUSTING! The failing @NYTimes is peddling another disgusting sob story for a criminal illegal alien. Orville Etoria was convicted of MURDER. It is absolutely revolting that the New York Times is actively defending convicted murderers over American citizens. DHS will continue enforcing the law at full speed—without apology,” DHS responded in a post on X on Monday {snip}
Etoria was sentenced to 25 years to life and given a deportation order in 2009.
As well as murder, DHS has said Etoria’s criminal history included armed robbery, possession of a weapon, and forcible theft.
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After Etoria was released in 2021, the Biden administration allowed him to remain in the U.S. so long as he checked in with ICE and despite the standing deportation order.
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