Trump Announces Permanent Pause on Third-World Migration Following National Guard Tragedy

Donald Trump has announced a significant immigration policy stance days following a tragic shooting incident near the White House that resulted in a trooper's death.

In his controversial statement regarding the suspension of migration from third-world countries, former President Donald Trump declared that refugee influx represents the "leading cause of social dysfunction in America." He claimed that a substantial portion of the 53 million foreign nationals residing in the United States originate from "failed nations or from prisons, mental institutions, gangs, or drug cartels," with American taxpayers bearing the financial burden.

Trump specifically targeted Democratic Representative Ilhan Omar, describing her as "always wrapped in her swaddling hijab," while criticizing her for expressing dissatisfaction with the United States despite coming from what he characterized as a "decadent, backward, and crime-ridden nation." He alleged that Somalian gangs are actively seeking victims while Americans remain confined to their homes hoping to avoid confrontation.

In his Thanksgiving announcement regarding the migration pause, Trump stated that American citizens have been victimized and ridiculed for being "politically correct" and "just plain stupid" regarding immigration policies.

According to Trump, the official foreign population in the United States stands at 53 million people, with the majority depending on welfare assistance. He claimed these individuals and their families receive approximately $50,000 in annual benefits funded by "Patriotic American Citizens" who remain silent despite their internal frustrations.

Trump asserted that the actual migrant population exceeds census figures and blamed this "refugee burden" for various social issues including failing schools, high crime rates, urban decline, hospital overcrowding, housing shortages, and budget deficits. He specifically mentioned Minnesota, claiming Somali refugees are "completely taking over" the state while criticizing Governor Tim Walz and Representative Ilhan Omar for their purported inaction.

The former president announced plans to "permanently pause migration from all Third World Countries" to allow American systems to recover. This policy would significantly impact global migration patterns, affecting millions who relocate to the United States for employment, education, or to escape persecution.

Trump outlined additional intentions to terminate what he referred to as "Biden illegal admissions," remove individuals deemed not beneficial to the United States, end federal benefits for non-citizens, revoke citizenship from migrants who "undermine domestic tranquility," and deport foreign nationals considered public charges or security risks.

This immigration announcement follows a recent shooting incident near the White House where National Guard trooper Sarah Beckstrom, 20, was killed, and Andrew Wolfe, 24, was critically injured. Authorities have identified Rahmanullah Lakanwal, a 29-year-old Afghan who relocated to the United States following the 2021 American military withdrawal from Afghanistan, as the suspect, though the shooting's motivation remains under investigation.