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FIFY: Michelle Malkin helps a reporter PROPERLY refer to the killers of two young people in California

This tweet by a Sacramento Bee reporter about the killing of two young people in California got Michelle Malkin’s attention, particularly how the perpetrators of the murders are referenced.

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There seems to be a word missing. Now, what is that word? Ah.

That looks better.

Not only is referring to them as “immigrants” faulty reporting, it is an affront to all of the legal immigrants who come to the United States and don’t commit violent crimes such as these.

If the sugarcoating of lawlessness continues, there will likely only be more horrific events that end up costing the lives of innocent young people.

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