In a dramatic policy shift, former U.S. President Donald Trump declared plans yesterday to permanently pause migration from nations he labeled as 'Third World Countries,' sparking immediate global debate. The announcement came hours after a National Guard member was killed near the White House in an attack allegedly involving an Afghan national.
Key Points from Trump's Announcement
📌 Immediate suspension of federal benefits for noncitizens
📌 Mass deportations for those deemed security risks or 'public charges'
📌 Threat to reverse millions of Biden-era admissions
📌 Denaturalization plans for migrants 'undermining domestic tranquility'
Global Reactions Pour In
Human rights groups have condemned the proposals as 'extreme,' while some conservative commentators praised the 'America First' approach. Legal experts question the constitutionality of denaturalization measures, with ACLU lawyers already preparing challenges.
The policy announcement comes during heightened tensions over U.S. border security, with migration expected to be a key issue in the 2026 midterm elections. 🌐⚖️
(Source: Reuters | Cover photo: VCG)
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