What Did DOJ Decide on Death Penalty for Afghan Shooter? Bondi’s Fiery Answer Exposed (Watch Before You Judge)
Pam Bondi didn’t hold back when Fox News put the question to her Thursday—will the DOJ seek the death penalty for Rahmanullah Lakanwal, the illegal Afghan migrant who gunned down two National Guardsmen in D.C.? “I will tell you right now, I will tell you early, we will do everything in our power to seek the death penalty against that monster who should not have been in our country,” Bondi said, her voice steady but edged with fury. Lakanwal, 29, who overstayed his visa after Biden’s 2021 Afghan evacuation, shot Sarah Beckstrom, 20, and Andrew Wolfe, 24, on November 26. Beckstrom died from her wounds a day later; Wolfe clings to life in critical condition.
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Initial charges were assault with intent to kill and firearm possession during violence, but with Beckstrom’s death, murder’s on the table. Lakanwal acted alone, per authorities, using a .357 revolver in an execution-style hit—leaning in for second shots. Bondi’s stance is clear: no mercy for a terrorist imported on our dime.
This is Biden’s legacy writ large—Operation Allies Welcome airlifted unvetted Afghans, prioritizing families over seats in the chaos of Kabul’s fall. Lakanwal was one; now patriots pay the price. The left’s silence? Telling—they’d spin it as “mental health,” but it’s the fruit of open borders.
Bondi’s fire is the accountability we’ve craved—death penalty or life, let it fit the crime. Pray for Wolfe’s recovery; Sarah’s loss demands it.
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