National Guard, Donald Trump and Shooting

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Trump administration scrutinizes migrant vetting after National Guard shooting
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services is halting all decisions for individuals seeking asylum "until we can ensure that every alien is vetted and screened to the maximum degree possible," USCIS Di...

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Trump says U.S. must 're-examine' everyone who came from Afghanistan under Biden after National Guard shooting
Trump Calls for ‘All Necessary Measures’ After National Guard Shooting
US halts all asylum decisions in wake of National Guard shooting
The US will bring first-degree murder charges against the suspect in the fatal National Guard shooting in Washington as President Donald Trump ordered a sweeping review of permanent residents and new ...

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Trump says US will pause migration from 'third-world countries'
Accused National Guard attacker faces US murder charge, Trump wants to halt 'Third World' migration
Trump escalates promised immigration crackdown after National Guard shooting
“This heinous atrocity reminds us that we have no greater national security priority than ensuring that we have full control over the people that enter and remain in our country. For the most part, we...

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1 National Guard member dies after DC attack: Trump
Trump vows to 'permanently pause migration from all Third World Countries' after Guardsman killed

President Donald Trump criticizes program that brought Afghan refugees to US who fought the Taliban

President Donald Trump and many Republicans said the refugees were not properly vetted in a resettlement process they said was chaotic and poorly planned.

Officials criticize Biden vetting, but Afghan shooting suspect was granted asylum under Trump

Rahmanullah Lakanwal, a 29-year-old Afghan national, entered the U.S. on September 8, 2021, under Operation Allies Welcome.

For Shooting Suspect, a Long Path of Conflict From Afghanistan to America

Rahmanullah Lakanwal’s path from a village in Afghanistan to the corner in Washington, D.C., where authorities say he opened fire on two National Guard troops was forged by America’s longest war.
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