Illegal Alien’s Trucking Companies Received $36K From Taxpayers Before Deadly Indiana Crash – Report | 23 Oct 2025 | An illegal immigrant truck driver accused of causing a fatal semi-truck crash in Indiana reportedly owned companies that raked in taxpayer money before the crash. A Fox News report on Thursday gave more details about the suspect, identified as Borko Stankovic, who was involved in the wreck on October 15 that left one person dead. “PPP records cataloged by ProPublica show that two of Stankovic’s companies…received a combined $36,082 in loans from the COVID-19 era funding program. Business registration records from both Illinois and Indiana show Stankovic owned both companies,” the outlet said. The man is accused of having a suspended Illinois CDL that belonged to a relative, but no valid CDL with his name on it. In a press release Tuesday, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) said the suspect had been in the United States illegally since early 2011 when his nonimmigrant visa status expired, noting he had previously been arrested in New York for resisting arrest and obstructing governmental administration.