Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R-Ga., is calling for the timely trial, conviction, and implementation of the man charged in connection with the horrible death of a woman burned alive on a New York City subway. Julian Zapeta, a 33-year-old Guatemalan national, is accused of setting a person on fire while on a coach in Brooklyn, and the vocal Republican took to social media to target the incident on Tuesday. ” Death charges, don’t spend money on a lengthy trial. Complete him and prisoner him. What he did is therefore very evil,” Greene wrote in a blog on X. ” I didn’t watch the video again. And how it seems like no one tried to preserve her is beyond me. Sometimes they did but it doesn’t seem like it” .Zapeta faces charges of initial- and second-degree death, and first-degree fire, with a maximum sentence of life prison with no pardon. WOMAN ALIVE Greene is not the only member of Congress to voice their opinion on the situation. SANCTUARY CITY NEW YORK Persuaded TO MAKE DRASTIC CHANGE AFTER ILLEGAL MIGRANT ALLEGEDLY BURNS WOMAN ALIVE Rep. Anna Paulina Luna, R-Fla., even called for capital punishment. ” Death penalty”, she tweeted. A SUSPEC ACCUSED OF BUNTING A WOMAN TO DEATH ON A SUBWAY IN NYC IS A PRIMARY ILLEGAL IMMIGRANTRep. Andy Biggs, R-Ariz., declared in a blog on X,” A woman was consciously lit on fire on the train now. Democrats ‘ soft-on-crime laws do never work”. During comment on Sunday, NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch made the claim that Zapeta reportedly “used what we believe to be a lighter to burn the victim’s garments, which completely engulfed in a matter of seconds.” Ari Rottenberg, a partner in district court on Tuesday, claimed that the suspect used a sweater to ignite the flames. Zapeta’s future court appearance is scheduled for December 27, according to web documents. A statement from a U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement ( ICE ) spokesperson read,” Zapeta had been removed from the country in 2018 and then re-entered the country illegally at some point,” according to Bill Melugin and the Associated Press.