Overview
- The surviving National Guardsman remains unable to speak after a head wound, according to Trump's account of a call with the man's mother.
- The suspected gunman, a 29-year-old reported to be from Afghanistan, was shot during his arrest and is hospitalized as doctors work to keep him alive, Trump said.
- President Trump and Justice Secretary Pam Bondi say they will seek the death penalty in the case.
- The government has paused asylum decisions nationwide, and the State Department has stopped issuing visas to travelers holding Afghan passports.
- U.S. media report the suspect entered the country in 2021 and was granted asylum in 2025 after Trump's inauguration.