Multiple trucking companies tied to the illegal alien driver are now under intense scrutiny for allegedly swapping DOT numbers and company names to dodge inspections and enforcement
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Investigators are zeroing in on several carriers, including AJ Partners and Sam Express Inc., describing the scheme as classic “chameleon carrier” behavior — fake rebrands designed to escape accountability.
It gets worse.
The driver’s so-called training school — Aydana Inc./U.S. CDL — is also under investigation for potentially fast-tracking an unqualified, unvetted driver onto the road. If that operation is found to be a sham, every license they issued could be void.
The FMCSA is now working around the clock to identify everyone involved.
???? HOLY SMOKES: The fallout from the Indiana crash that killed four Amish men is exploding — and federal investigators are digging deep.
— Commentary ???????? Tom Homan (@HomanNews)February 8, 2026
Multiple trucking companies tied to the illegal alien driver are now under intense scrutiny for allegedly swapping DOT numbers and company… pic.twitter.com/Dhhjv8QR7a
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy says all responsible parties will be held accountable.
This wasn’t just a tragic crash.
It was a broken system — and the cover-up is coming apart.
Do you support full prosecutions and shutting down every company involved?
A. YES — prosecute them all
B. NO
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