A mother, Kathy Hall, is seeking justice for her daughter, Hailey King, who was killed by an illegal immigrant in a truck accident.

Hall shared her story with Fox News Digital, describing the accident and its aftermath.

Hailey King was 18 when she was hit by a truck driven by Sergio Rodriguez, who was speeding and did not stop after the accident. King suffered serious injuries and died soon after.

Rodriguez was sentenced to 17 years in prison but is now eligible for parole, causing Hall to relive her trauma.

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Hailey King died in 2016 after being hit by a truck driven by an illegal immigrant in Arkansas.

Hall was told by authorities to go to the hospital, where she found her daughter in a critical condition.

Hall described the moment she saw her daughter in the hospital, saying she knew she was gone.

Hall sat with her daughter and told her how much she loved her before her heart stopped.

Hailey's friend, Osmin 'David' Gutierrez, was also injured in the accident and later died from his injuries.

Gutierrez was trapped under the truck for over a mile before Rodriguez stopped.

Gutierrez died two years later from a blood clot caused by his injuries.

The accident has had a lasting impact on Hall and her family.

Hall has been fighting for justice for her daughter, but it has been a difficult process.

Rodriguez was released on bond after his arrest and was not deported despite being an illegal immigrant.

Hall believes that Rodriguez was protected during the trial process, while she and her family were treated unfairly.

The decision not to notify ICE about Rodriguez's immigration status has been questioned by Hall.

Hall felt that she was put in a difficult position, having to choose between deportation and prosecution.

The sentence given to Rodriguez has been criticized as too lenient.

Hall visits her daughter's gravesite and is reminded of the accident and its aftermath.

Hall has to relive the trauma of the accident every two years due to parole hearings.

Hall is determined to keep her promise to her daughter to seek justice.

Hall will continue to fight for justice and ensure that her daughter's memory is honored.

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Hall's story is a reminder of the importance of seeking justice and honoring the memories of loved ones.

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Fox News Digital reached out to the authorities for comment on the case.

The story was reported by Peter Pinedo, a politics writer for Fox News Digital.