Illegal alien pleads guilty in crash that killed Missouri boy
- Endrina Bracho admitted guilt to charges of first-degree involuntary manslaughter and two counts of second-degree assault.
- The fatal incident involved Bracho driving against traffic at a high speed, resulting in the death of Travis Wolfe after months on life support.
- The case sparked outrage and legislative efforts aimed at addressing illegal immigration and public safety.
In Hazelwood, Missouri, a tragic incident occurred on December 20, 2023, when a head-on collision resulted in the death of 11-year-old Travis Wolfe. The driver, Endrina Bracho, a 33-year-old illegal alien from Venezuela, was found to be driving the wrong way on the highway at speeds of 75 miles per hour, significantly exceeding the posted speed limit. Subsequently, she was charged with several counts, including first-degree involuntary manslaughter, after Travis Wolfe sustained severe injuries and spent months on life support before passing away just one day before his 12th birthday. Endrina Bracho pleaded guilty to the charges this week, including two counts of second-degree assault. As part of her plea agreement, prosecutors dropped other charges such as first-degree endangerment of a child and several traffic offenses. The legal proceedings surrounding the case have sparked significant public outrage and concern over issues surrounding illegal immigration and roadway safety. Furthermore, the fact that Bracho had been released into the U.S. by authorities after crossing the border in 2023 raised questions about border control policies and the handling of illegal immigrants by the Department of Homeland Security during the Biden administration. Following the tragic event, Missouri Senator Josh Hawley highlighted the incident, stating that Bracho should have never been in the state. He has been an advocate for stricter laws regarding illegal immigrants and has introduced