Family of Marine veteran murdered in Mexico backs Trump, Vance after silence from Biden-Harris admin

The family of a Marine veteran murdered in Mexico told Fox News Digital that they have not heard from President Biden or Vice President Kamala Harris nearly two weeks after their son's killing. 

Nicholas Douglas Quets, a 31-year-old Marine veteran who worked for Pima County, Arizona, on water reclamation projects, was shot and killed along the Caborca-Altar Highway in northern Mexico on Oct. 19. 

Quets, whose father served 20 years in the U.S. Army and another 20 years in federal law enforcement, was born in Panama City, Panama, and grew up in Latin America. For the past several years, the family lived close to one another in Arizona, and, as an avid outdoorsman who loved the water, Quets was driving with friends down to Rocky Point for a beach trip. 

He was killed about 30 miles south of the U.S.-Mexico border. 

"I am apolitical," Quets' father, retired Army Lt. Col. Warren Douglas Quets, told Fox News Digital. "But the facts of the matter are these: my American son, doing nothing other than going to the beach an hour from his home was executed by cowardly thugs. The news media decided to suppress it for four days, and in the overwhelming majority of cases, that would have been a great bet." 

"This was the wrong Marine. This was the wrong family," he said. "This story will not go away. It won't go away next week after the U.S. elections. This story is going to push and push and push." 

"No matter what happens next week, I am not letting this die," the father said. "My goal for Nick is that Nick is the beginning of the end for the cartels in Mexico."