Father of Ohio boy killed by Haitian migrant in Springfield crash makes shocking remarks as town is put at forefront of presidential debate

The father of an 11-year-old boy killed in a crash by a Haitian migrant said he wished the driver had been a white man so the tragedy wouldn't be used to score political points. The father of a Springfield boy killed in a crash by a Haitian migrant said he wished the driver had been a white man so the tragedy wouldn't be used to score political points Aiden Clark, 11, was killed last year, and more than 20 students were injured, when a minivan driven by unlicensed migrant Hermanio Joseph struck his school bus Clark added: ' My son Aiden Clark was not murdered. Unlicensed migrant Hermanio Joseph, 36, was sentenced to 9 to 13 years for the boy's death Clark asked Donald Trump and his VP pick, Ohio senator JD Vance, to apologize for using his son as a [political tool, calling them 'morally bankrupt politicians' 'This needs to stop now, I will listen to them one more time to hear their apologies. Mike DeWine said Tuesday he doesn’t oppose the Temporary Protected Status program and will send law enforcement and millions of dollars in healthcare resources to the city Springfield has been at the forefront of the immigration debate, including at the presidential debate, where Donald Trump repeated the unconfirmed claim that migrants have been eating people's pets there Ohio has already provided additional resources to Springfield to help with education and training for drivers, to pay for more vaccines and health screenings in schools, and to enhance translation services, explained DeWine.