Illegal Alien Trucker Charged With Killing Mother, Children in Missouri Crash A Ukrainian truck driver who is illegally present in the U.S. has been charged for killing three members of a family in a multi-vehicle collision in Missouri this week, authorities say. The horrifying tragedy unfolded just after 3 p.m. on Monday in Kansas City. Eldar Skander, 39, was driving a big rig at high speed on I-71 when he slammed into a Honda Odyssey minivan, triggering a chain reaction that impacted two more passenger vehicles and a FedEx truck, according to court documents. The Honda Odyssey was carrying seven occupants at the time of the crash, including a couple and their three small children. Olga Sorbalo, 35, and two of her sons, Luis, 8, and Samir, 4, died from injuries sustained in the wreck. Olga’s husband, Liviu, and their 2-year-old baby were transported to a hospital in critical condition. Two other passengers in the Odyssey were hospitalized with serious injuries, as well as the drivers of the other two passenger vehicles. Skander suffered only minor injuries and was booked into Jackson County Detention Center after being treated at a local medical facility. During a search of Skander's truck, officers located a tablet with the YouTube application open, indicating he may have been distracted in the moments prior to the collision, and a preliminary investigation indicates he made no attempt at emergency braking. On Tuesday, the Jackson County Prosecutor’s Office charged Skander with three counts of first-degree involuntary manslaughter. Additionally, ICE has lodged a detainer against Skander, an illegal alien who was unleashed into the U.S. by the Biden regime in 2023. "Reckless open-border policies have resulted in countless preventable tragedies. Three more innocent American lives were lost. Two children who will never get to grow up, and a mother who will never get to watch them grow," ICE stated. Skander, a resident of Chicago, was found to be in possession of a non-domiciled commercial driver's license issued by the sanctuary state of Illinois, according to Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy. The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration has launched an investigation into the carrier that put Skander behind the wheel.