The Florida Highway Patrol has arrested Harjinder Singh on three counts of vehicular homicide after a semi-truck he was driving executed an illegal U-turn on Florida’s Turnpike near Fort Pierce, colliding with a minivan and killing all three occupants. The crash occurred earlier this week in an “official-use only” median crossover, according to investigators. State officials said Singh entered the United States unlawfully in 2018 after crossing the border from Mexico and later obtained a commercial driver’s license in California. Under the federal 287(g) program, troopers placed an Immigration and Customs Enforcement detainer on Singh; the FLHSMV said he will be deported once state criminal proceedings conclude. The incident has intensified scrutiny of California’s policy of granting CDLs to undocumented immigrants and prompted calls from some Florida officials to reconsider recognition of out-of-state licenses. “Three people lost their lives as a result of his recklessness,” FLHSMV Executive Director Dave Kerner said, adding that the agency is coordinating with federal partners to ensure Singh “will no longer be able to endanger the lives of Floridians.”