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The suspect in the shooting of two members of the US National Guard in Washington, D.C. is a man from

Afghanistan who once worked alongside the CIA. For President Donald Trump, that's the justification

to him, in his words, permanently pause migration from what he called third world countries,

which will include Afghanistan. It came in a post on his

truth social network without adding further details. One of the National Guard members who

was shot, Sarah Bexstrom, has since died. The other is still said to be seriously ill in hospital.

Speaking to the press late on Thursday, President Trump said the vetting process had

failed. You'll hear him being challenged by a reporter from CBS.

They came in unvetted, and we have a lot of others in this country. We're going to get them out.

But they go cuckoo. Something happens to them.

Your DOJIG just reported this year that there was thorough vetting by DHS and by the FBI

of these Afghans who were brought into the U.S.

So why do you blame the Biden administration?

Because they let them in.

Are you stupid?

Are you a stupid person?

Because they came into, on a plane, along with thousands of other people that shouldn't be here

and you're just asking questions because you're a stupid person and we there's a law passed that

it's almost impossible not to get to get them out you can't get them out once they come in and they

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