President Donald Trump has vowed to permanently halt migration from Third World Countries and roll back admissions made under the Biden administration.
In a lengthy statement posted on his social media platform, Trump said the U.S. migration system has placed a significant strain on public services and contributed to social and economic challenges in major cities.
Citing census data, he claimed the foreign-born population has reached 53 million and argued that federal and state governments are carrying increased fiscal burdens tied to recent migrant arrivals, assertions that migration researches say often over simplify complex demographics trends.
Trump had earlier announced that Sarah Beckstrom, a 20-year West Virginia National Guard member deployed in Washington as part of his crackdown on crime, had died in wounds.
The FBI has launched an international terror investigation as new details emerged about alleged gunman, a 29-year-old Afghan national who had served with U.S. troops in Afghanistan.
The shooting on Wednesday, which officially described as an “ambush -style” attack, brings together three politically explosive issues: Trump’s controversial use of the military at home, immigration, and the legacy of the U.S war in Afghanistan.
“I will permanently pause migration from all Third World Countries to allowed the U.S system to fully recover”, Trump wrote on social media.
He threatened to reverse “millions” of admissions granted under his predecessor Joe Biden, and to remove anyone who is not a net asset to United States.
-9News Nigeria.
