#new A migrant from Haiti, in the country on a work Visa from the Biden administration, has been identified as the man arrested for fatally stabbing his co-worker in the back at a meat processing plant in Michigan. #Michigan Valmir Djempsley, the 20-year-old Haitian migrant is being charged with open m*rder for allegedly k*lling his 21-year-old co-worker during a workplace argument. The stabbing happened on Monday, June 29 at about 7:41 p.m. at the Clemens Food Group pork processing facility in Coldwater. The victim was pronounced dead at the scene. #meat Witnesses told investigators that Djempsley was working near the victim when they got into an argument over a work knife. Djempsley confronted Brandon Chavez, about the knife, then chased him and lunged at his back with the weapon. Djempsley later admitted to police that he swung the knife at Chavez. #haitian Coldwater police arrested Djempsley at the plant. Prosecutor Fitz stated that if Djempsley is convicted, the prosecution will demand he serve the full sentence, adding that deportation will follow any prison term. He described Djempsley as a threat to the community and called the crime “the most serious violation known to humankind.” Fitz noted: “He was supposed to be on his best behavior, but instead he spilled the lifeblood of another human being.” During court proceedings, prosecutors revealed that Djempsley is a Haitian national in the United States on a work visa. Court documents and statements from Fitz also referenced prior deportation proceedings against him dating to 2024 The Clemens Food Group facility in Coldwater reportedly employs a significant number of Haitian workers, and stood to lose about 400 TPS workers after TPS was terminated for Haitians. #ChristinaAguayoNews