
Dashcam footage doesn’t lie. As seen in the tragic footage linked below, an illegal truck driver deliberately cut across traffic on a Florida turnpike, killing three people in an instant. Though he later claimed he “didn’t understand the law,” the video proves otherwise. He had a full view of oncoming traffic before dragging his rig across every lane just before the driver violently slammed into the truck’s trailer. Singh casually watched his crime unfold, and showed no remorse or alarm during the horrifying crash. Negligence is too soft a word for this kind of evil.
The driver, Harjinder Singh, is an illegal immigrant from India who somehow obtained a California commercial driver’s license despite failing his English proficiency test—answering just 2 of 12 verbal questions and correctly identifying only 1 of 4 traffic signs, according to Politico. The horror of his actions was caught on YouTube, where the dashcam shows his truck blocking every northbound lane moments before impact. This wasn’t confusion—it was catastrophe.
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy leveled the charge: “The failures here are despicable. Non-enforcement and radical immigration policies have turned the trucking industry into a lawless frontier, resulting in unqualified foreign drivers improperly acquiring licenses to operate 40-ton vehicles.” He went further: “President Trump and I moved quickly to require drivers to speak English – our national language – and launch a full-scale audit of how these licenses are doled out.” (Politico)
This tragedy is a vivid reminder that language confusion is not a small inconvenience—it’s a matter of life and death. When drivers cannot read the most basic signs, every family on the road is at risk. But the problem goes deeper. At Babel, “God scattered them—by confusing their language—because they arrogantly tried to build a city and tower to elevate themselves above God.
Humanity’s hubris invited judgment, and the confusion of language was the instrument God used to humble their rebellion. That same arrogance is tearing America apart today. Our leaders’ refusal to enforce the law is not compassion—it’s defiance of order.
“Therefore its name was called Babel, because there the Lord confused the language of all the earth.” (Genesis 11:9)
Until we repent of arrogance and return to obedience, both America and the Church will remain mired in Babel’s confusion.