US stop the Afghan immmigration during DC shooting incident :

Trump release order to stop Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) made a major announcement after a violent incident in Washington, DC. According to inteligence information shared, a man named Rahmanullah Lakanwal, an Afghan national, was identified as the suspect in a shooting near the White House. The 29-year-old reportedly shot two National Guard members only a few blocks away from the famous building. Officers responded quickly, and Lakanwal was shot and taken into custody. Soon after his identity became known, former President Donald Trump released a strong statement. He described Afghanistan as a “hell hole on earth” and claimed that the suspect had entered the United States from Afghanistan. He said that the Department of Homeland Security believed, based on the information available, that the man arrested was a foreign national who came from Afghanistan. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem also commented on the situation on X (formerly Twitter). She wrote that the suspect was “mass paroled” into the United States on September 8, 2021, as part of Operation Allies Welcome, a program run by the Biden Administration to help Afghans enter the country after the fall of Kabul. Following these statements, USCIS announced a sudden and very serious policy change. The agency said that all immigration requests connected to Afghan nationals would be stopped immediately and indefinitely. They explained that the government needed time to review its security and background-check procedures. USCIS said their main priority was to protect the American people and ensure the country’s safety. But Afghanistan no any reply to US government to stop the Afghan immigration process. Trump, who is spending the Thanksgiving holiday in Florida, continued to comment on the attack. He described it as “monstrous” and said it happened on the eve of Thanksgiving, a time when many Americans are preparing to spend time with their families. He explained that two members of the National Guard serving in Washington, DC, were shot at close range in what he called an “ambush-style attack” just steps away from the White House. He said the attack was an act of evil, hatred, and terror. Trump added that it was not only a crime against the two National Guard members from West Virginia but also a crime against the entire nation and even against humanity. He said that the hearts of all Americans were with the two injured soldiers and their families during this difficult time. The incident has led to strong reactions from political leaders, security officials, and government agencies. The sudden change in immigration policy is expected to affect many Afghan nationals who are waiting for their cases to be processed. Many people are now watching to see how the situation develops, how Afghanistan responds, and what steps the U.S. government will take next.

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