Donald Trump Declares He Will ‘Permanently Pause Migration’ From All ‘Third World Countries’

The announcement came within hours of a fatal shooting that claimed the life of a National Guard soldier and left another critically wounded. The attack, according to early reports, was allegedly carried out by an Afghan national who arrived in the United States in 2021 through a humanitarian resettlement program. The individual was later granted asylum status, a process that administration officials say is now under heavy scrutiny. While investigators continue piecing together the shooter’s motivations and background, the political consequences have unfolded immediately, shaping a renewed and forceful shift in the administration’s immigration rhetoric.

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