Trump Announces Permanent Ban on Migration from “Third World” Countries Following National Guard Attack

Washington D.C.: U.S. President Donald Trump has announced a permanent ban on migration from what he referred to as “third world” countries, alongside plans to review pathways to citizenship. The decision comes amid rising public anger after a shooting targeting two National Guard members in Washington D.C.

The alleged shooter, an Afghan national, had arrived in the United States under a resettlement program for people who assisted U.S. forces during the Afghanistan withdrawal. The incident has sparked a broader debate over immigration policies and national security.

Speaking on his Truth Social platform, Trump stated: “I will permanently halt migration from third world countries to fix the American system. I will end the millions of illegal admissions under Biden, including those he personally approved. Anyone who is not a net asset to the U.S. or does not love this country will be removed.”

Trump criticized migrants who rely on welfare, describing them as originating from failed states, criminal gangs, or drug cartels, and holding them responsible for rising crime rates. “We will remove all migrants and foreign nationals who burden the public system, pose a threat to our security, or are incompatible with Western civilization,” he said.

The President also emphasized the need for “reverse migration,” citing refugees as a key factor in social unrest, claiming that even technological progress has been undermined by current immigration policies.

In addition, the Trump administration announced a review of green cards issued to citizens of 19 countries. Joseph Edlow, head of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, confirmed that the President has instructed strict re-evaluation of all green cards from nations deemed “concerning.”

Trump’s aggressive stance signals a major shift in U.S. immigration policy, promising heightened scrutiny of foreign nationals and a tightening of entry into the country.Washington D.C.: U.S. President Donald Trump has announced a permanent ban on migration from what he referred to as “third world” countries, alongside plans to review pathways to citizenship. The decision comes amid rising public anger after a shooting targeting two National Guard members in Washington D.C.

The alleged shooter, an Afghan national, had arrived in the United States under a resettlement program for people who assisted U.S. forces during the Afghanistan withdrawal. The incident has sparked a broader debate over immigration policies and national security.

Speaking on his Truth Social platform, Trump stated: “I will permanently halt migration from third world countries to fix the American system. I will end the millions of illegal admissions under Biden, including those he personally approved. Anyone who is not a net asset to the U.S. or does not love this country will be removed.”

Trump criticized migrants who rely on welfare, describing them as originating from failed states, criminal gangs, or drug cartels, and holding them responsible for rising crime rates. “We will remove all migrants and foreign nationals who burden the public system, pose a threat to our security, or are incompatible with Western civilization,” he said.

The President also emphasized the need for “reverse migration,” citing refugees as a key factor in social unrest, claiming that even technological progress has been undermined by current immigration policies.

In addition, the Trump administration announced a review of green cards issued to citizens of 19 countries. Joseph Edlow, head of U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, confirmed that the President has instructed strict re-evaluation of all green cards from nations deemed “concerning.”

Trump’s aggressive stance signals a major shift in U.S. immigration policy, promising heightened scrutiny of foreign nationals and a tightening of entry into the country.