The father of a black teen murdered by an illegal immigrant in 2008 told "Fox & Friends" on Sunday that because his son's case was not a matter of police brutality, he received no support from the Black Lives Matter Movement and was forced to mourn on the "sidelines" by African-American leaders. "It seems like Black Lives Matter only focuses on black people who were murdered by the police," Jamiel Shaw said. SISTER OF MURDERED FEDERAL OFFICER DECRIES LACK OF OUTRAGE OVER BROTHER'S DEATHAlso Sunday, a former president of Black Lives Matter Greater New York told Fox News that both parties were to blame for crimes against black people. Shaw characterized the Black Lives Matter approach as: "If you’re killed by the police, it’s okay. We can tear down and burn down buildings, but if you’re murdered by an illegal alien, you have to be quiet."

Source: Fox News June 29, 2020 00:33 UTC