In a significant development in a high-profile murder case, Victor Martinez-Hernandez, a Salvadoran immigrant, was found guilty by a jury for the rape and murder of Maryland mother Rachel Morin. The jury reached a swift verdict after just under an hour of deliberation. Evidence presented during the trial included graphic photographs and testimonies that implicated Martinez-Hernandez in the brutal attack. The case drew national attention, sparking discussions on immigration policies, particularly after former President Trump commented on the implications of the verdict on current immigration practices. The conviction is seen by some as a crucial moment in the ongoing dialogue about illegal immigration and public safety.