Trump Vows Sweeping Immigration Overhaul After DC Shooting, Citing 'Reverse Migration' to Restore Order
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US President Donald Trump has announced a comprehensive set of immigration proposals in response to the recent shooting of two National Guard members in Washington, DC. The incident, which left one soldier dead and another hospitalized, involved an Afghan national who allegedly entered the US in 2021 under a process Trump claims was mishandled by the previous administration.Trump's proposals aim to 'permanently pause migration from all Third World Countries' and introduce 'reverse migration' to address what he sees as a growing issue of population growth. He also vowed to end federal benefits for non-citizens, denaturalize migrants deemed a threat, and deport those considered a public charge or security risk.Trump linked the shooting to his claims of a flawed immigration system and emphasized the need for stricter controls. The White House has confirmed the identity of the deceased National Guard soldier as US Army Spc. Sarah Beckstrom, while the second injured soldier remains hospitalized. Authorities continue to investigate the incident and monitor the second soldier's condition as part of their probe. The Trump administration's new immigration proposals have sparked debate, with critics questioning the practicalities and potential impact on various communities.
