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Trump Links Gas Station Clerk's Murder to Biden Immigration Policy

4/10/2026

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On April 3, 2026, Rolbert Joachin allegedly killed Nilufa Easmin, a gas station clerk, in Fort Myers, Florida.
U.S. President Donald Trump posted a graphic video of the attack on Truth Social and linked it to Biden immigration policy.
He claimed Joachin was released under Biden policies and urged stricter enforcement.
Department of Homeland Security said Joachin had Temporary Protected Status, expired in 2024.
Trump urged prayers for the victim’s family and promised quick and severe justice.

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Story summary

On April 3, 2026, Rolbert Joachin allegedly killed Nilufa Easmin, a gas station clerk, in Fort Myers, Florida.
U.S. President Donald Trump posted a graphic video of the attack on Truth Social and linked it to Biden immigration policy.
He claimed Joachin was released under Biden policies and urged stricter enforcement.
Department of Homeland Security said Joachin had Temporary Protected Status, expired in 2024.
Trump urged prayers for the victim’s family and promised quick and severe justice.