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Two boys dead after illegal immigrant from Mexico allegedly drove drunk and hit them on a sidewalk

Last updated: April 18, 2026 12:48 am
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An illegal immigrant accused of driving under the influence and killing two young boys in South Carolina is now the subject of an immigration detainer, the (DHS) announced on Friday.

Eri Otoniel Roblero Perez, an illegal immigrant from Mexico, allegedly veered off the road and hit Dereon James Robinson, 12, and Mikhail-Lee Smith, 9, who were riding their bikes on the sidewalk, FOX Carolina reported.

Both died at the hospital.

Perez is charged with two counts of felony DUI resulting in death, open container and driving without a license.

Dereon’s mother, Megan, said during a that she was walking behind the children when the crash happened and was “almost hit” herself, WYFF reported.

“I ran to my son while he bled to death,” Megan told the judge.

One of Dereon’s brothers added, “now I have to bury who looked up to me, on his own birthday.”

DHS confirmed Perez entered the country illegally at an unknown date and time.

“This criminal illegal alien from Mexico had no business being in our country, and now two boys are dead because he decided to drive under the influence,” said DHS acting assistant secretary Lauren Bis.

“Dereon Robinson and Mikhail-Lee Smith should still be with us today,” she continued. “Our prayers are with Dereon Robinsons and Mikhail-Lee Smiths families.”

Perez is being held at the Detention Center and has been denied bond.

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