Overview
- In a Truth post, President Trump said he will suspend immigration from all so‑called Third World countries to let the U.S. system recover.
- He pledged to end federal benefits for non‑citizens, pursue denaturalization of migrants he says undermine domestic tranquility, and expel those deemed public burdens or security risks.
- USCIS announced an immediate, indefinite suspension of processing for all Afghan‑related immigration requests pending a review of screening protocols.
- DHS said it will review all asylum grants issued during the four years of the Biden administration.
- The announcement followed a Washington shooting that killed a National Guard member, and key details such as the list of affected countries and legal mechanisms have not been specified.