Angel Dads left to mourn another Father's Day without their fallen child's graduation day
The Department of Homeland Security is honoring Angel Dads, who face Father's Day without their children, who were killed by illegal immigrants, as a reminder of their ongoing struggle to advocate for stronger border security measures and support services for these families. A key angel dad, Maria Rodriguez, was looking forward to her daughter graduating from high school on this Father's Day.
The Department of Homeland Security is honoring Angel Dads, families who have lost children to illegal immigration, on Father's Day for the second year without their child being killed by an undocumented immigrant. The group is remembering Sarah Jacob, a 19-year-old who was targeted and killed by an illegal immigrant in 2019, just days before she was set to graduate from high school. This year marks the third anniversary of her death since no one has been arrested or charged in connection with her killing. The Angel Dads are seeking justice for Sarah and others like her.
