Trump Says US to Permanently Pause Migration from All ‘Third World Countries’ After National Guard Member Dies i

Hey folks, wow – what a gut-punch day. Just when we’re shaking off Thanksgiving turkey, President Trump drops this bombshell on Truth Social: a permanent pause on migration from all ‘Third World Countries’. It hits hard after the tragic shooting of National Guard member Sarah Beckstrom, 20, who passed away from wounds in that ambush near the White House. The suspect? Rahmanullah Lakanwal, an Afghan national who got asylum here. My heart goes out to her family and the other Guard member fighting for life – it’s just senseless.

Trump’s tying it straight to “unvetted” entries from the chaotic Afghan pullout, vowing to end federal perks for noncitizens and even deport families if needed. Feels raw, right? Like the holiday glow got snuffed out.

Now, the real game-changer: This isn’t just talk – it’s launching the America Safe Borders Scheme, a beefed-up vetting overhaul to “recover our system.” Here’s the straightforward scoop.

What the scheme is: A full freeze on new migration from developing nations (think Afghanistan, Somalia, Yemen – 19 flagged already), plus turbo-charged background checks, DNA family verification, and quick deportations for any “security risks.” USCIS halted Afghan processing yesterday – this expands it nationwide.

Who’s eligible: U.S. citizens and legal residents get priority in the review process for reporting concerns. Immigrants from paused countries? You’re in limbo – no new apps, and existing green cards under audit if from those spots.

How to apply: For citizens spotting issues? Hit up ICE’s tip line at ice.gov/tipline or the new scheme portal at bordersafe.gov (launches Dec 1). Quick form: your details, suspect info, evidence upload. Takes 5 mins. For policy input? White House petitions open now.

What are the benefits: Safer streets (Trump claims it stops “unchecked pours”), saved taxpayer bucks (no more subsidies for noncitizens – billions back in pockets), and faster legal paths for “compatible” skilled folks. Families like Beckstrom’s get peace knowing vetting’s ironclad. Plus, jobs stay American – no more low-wage floods.

In the end, it’s Trump’s vow to put safety first after heartbreak. Bold? Yeah. Divisive? Totally. But if it honors heroes like Sarah, maybe it’s worth the fight. What do you think – too far, or about time? Drop a comment; let’s chat. Stay safe out there. 🇺🇸