Trump Announces Major Immigration Policy Changes on Truth Social
In a recent post on Truth Social, former President Donald Trump unveiled sweeping changes to immigration policy. Trump declared his intention to halt migration from Third World countries indefinitely, aiming to allow the US system to recover fully. He also pledged to terminate all illegal admissions approved by President Joe Biden and remove individuals deemed not beneficial to the United States or lacking love for the country.
Furthermore, Trump vowed to end all federal benefits for non-citizens, denaturalize migrants causing domestic unrest, and deport any foreign nationals deemed a public charge, security risk, or incompatible with Western Civilization. He emphasized the need for “reverse migration” to address the issues at hand, criticizing Biden’s handling of immigration, including unauthorized approvals through the Autopen process.
Trump’s goals include achieving a significant reduction in illegal and disruptive populations in the country. He extended Thanksgiving wishes to all except those who oppose American values, highlighting the burden refugees place on American society.
The former president highlighted the challenges faced by American citizens due to the influx of migrants, citing social dysfunction as a direct result of mass immigration. He pointed out the financial strain on taxpayers and the social issues arising from the growing foreign population in the US.
Trump’s statement comes in the wake of a recent shooting involving Afghan nationals on US soil. The US Citizenship and Immigration Services issued new guidelines to consider country-specific factors when reviewing immigration requests, especially from high-risk countries.
In a tragic turn of events, one of the National Guard soldiers wounded in the shooting near the White House succumbed to injuries. The soldier, identified as US Army Spc. Sarah Beckstrom, was hailed from West Virginia. Trump condemned the attack as an act of terror, linking it to immigration policies under Biden’s administration.
The accused shooter, Rahmanullah Lakanwal, a 29-year-old Afghan national, entered the US in 2021. Authorities believe he acted alone, as investigations into the incident continue. Trump reiterated his stance on immigration, emphasizing the need for stricter policies to prevent similar incidents in the future.
