Rachel Morin’s mother says Biden administration doesn’t value life

Rachel Morin’s mother said in an interview that life has no value to the Biden administration, referring to Morin’s alleged killing by an illegal immigrant from El Salvador.

Victor Antonio Martinez Hernandez, 23, was charged in connection with the murder of the Maryland mother earlier this month.

In an interview with Fox News, Rachel’s mother, Patty Morin, criticized Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas for not mentioning her daughter’s name in a recent CNN interview.

“It is completely depersonalizes her and turns her into an object,” Morin said during the interview, which aired Wednesday.

Republican lawmakers are criticizing the Biden administration for its “open borders” policy, saying it has led to the murder of American citizens.

Patty said she had a message for the Biden administration — The American citizens killed by illegal immigrants form the “backbone” of the United States.

“My message is that these are American citizens. These are the people who help make our country stronger. These are the men and women who keep our country running, keep our economy running, our families running, our churches running,” Morin said.

“This is the backbone of America. Who are we? We Americans. And to not even acknowledge that my daughter is a human being or that she is a woman or a mother, to categorize her as a statistic, just shows how impersonal they are … how little they value life,” she said.

Morin added that she did not want Rachel to become a political statement and that the family feels her loss every day.