Trump's Controversial Migration Pause

U.S. President Donald Trump announced plans to indefinitely halt migration from 'Third World Countries' to stabilize the U.S. system, end benefits for 'noncitizens,' and deport those deemed threats after a National Guard member's death linked to an Afghan national near the White House.

U.S. President Donald Trump declared on Thursday that his administration aims to indefinitely suspend migration from what he termed 'Third World Countries.' The move is purportedly intended to facilitate recovery of the U.S. system from current strains.

Trump took to Truth Social, his chosen social media platform, to further outline his plans. He pledged to cease all federal benefits and subsidies afforded to 'noncitizens.' Additionally, he announced intentions to 'denaturalize migrants undermining domestic tranquility and deport foreign nationals considered public charges, security risks, or non-compatible with Western civilization.'

The President's statements were made in the wake of a National Guard member's death, after an ambush near the White House, which law enforcement report was executed by an Afghan national.

(With inputs from agencies.)