The sister of Sheridan Gorman, the college student allegedly shot and killed by an illegal immigrant, is fed up with the anti-ICE protests happening in her hometown.Madelon Gorman, wrote a post on Facebook condemning a group of protesters who reportedly gathered in Yorktown, New York."Seeing an anti-ICE protest take place in our hometown—a town that means so much to my family—has been incredibly painful," she writes in the post.Sheridan Gorman, a New York native and freshman at Loyola University Chicago, was reportedly a few months from completing her first year before she was slain.(Sheridan G.
Gorman via Instagram)GET BREAKING NEWS BY EMAILLoyola University freshman Sheridan Gorman was shot and killed while on a walk near the school's campus in Chicago, on March 19.CHICAGO-AREA STUDENT PAPER UNVEILS ICE TRACKER DAYS AFTER ILLEGAL MIGRANT CHARGED FOR SHERIDAN GORMAN MURDERHer accused killer is Jose Medina-Medina, 25, an illegal immigrant from Venezuela.He was due in court for a discovery hearing on Monday.Jose Medina-Medina is accused of killing Sheridan Gorman.
(Sheridan Gorman/Instagram and Cook County Sheriff's Office)CLICK HERE FOR MORE US NEWSMadelon Gorman said, "My sister left Yorktown to pursue her education in Chicago, where she was tragically murdered by an illegal immigrant with a criminal history.That loss shattered my family.
It changed every holiday, every birthday, every family dinner, and every future milestone we once imagined."Anti-ICE protests in New Jersey have gained national attention following violence, and death threats against ICE agents.Northern Westchester Indivisible is a leftist group that organizes rallies in New York's 17th congressional district.The group gathered on Saturday with a mission of protesting MAGA and Congressman Mike Lawler, according to an advertisement for the protest.CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD THE FOX NEWS APP"These are the streets we grew up on, the schools we attended, the fields where we played, and the communi...