An illegal immigrant who was convicted of killing two teenage sisters in a high-speed crash has been released early from prison, causing controversy and outrage. The heinous crime occurred in Houston, where the man was allegedly driving drunk and struck the girls' vehicle, killing them instantly.

Following an investigation by Fox News, it was revealed that plans were in place to release the illegal immigrant early, prompting top Trump officials to file charges against him. The case has drawn attention to the issue of illegal immigrants being released from prison ahead of schedule, despite the severity of their crimes.

Governor Gavin Newsom's office has now confirmed that California, a blue state known for its sanctuary policies, will comply with ICE requests to hold illegal immigrants in custody following their early release. This decision comes after the exposure of similar plans in other states, highlighting the need for cooperation between federal and local authorities in dealing with dangerous criminals.

The release of the illegal immigrant responsible for the tragic deaths of the two sisters has reignited the debate over immigration policies and the enforcement of laws to protect American citizens.