A man with a history of deportations is charged in connection with a deadly traffic crash in Pitt County, North Carolina, that killed a 6-year-old girl and injured other family members, according to law enforcement and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security. The allegations say the driver ran a stop sign, causing a car crash. The child who died is identified in reporting as Calli Toler. A mother and a 4-year-old were also injured in the crash. Multiple outlets report that the defendant had been deported three times and that his driver’s license had been revoked, but the case is still at the charging stage and details may be contested in court. The crash has drawn attention in political debate, with reporting noting its timing amid election-related discussion about immigration. Authorities have not indicated beyond the allegations what other factors contributed to the crash, such as speed or impairment. The defendant’s next court steps depend on the proceedings in North Carolina.