USCIS announces they are suspending all Afghan immigration requests

Bout damn time.

Anyone from that region wasn't already on the "no import" list?

This needs to go further. Enough is enough. We see stories every day of illegals terrorizing our cities nationwide. The American citizens have had enough of this shite.

posted the same month the killer entered the US

Get out the ones that Biden let in.

Send their arse packing!!!!

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Trevaylin
Judge Braeberg fed district court will rule that's illegal

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We should drug that mf'er and drop his arse over there for a week

My fellow Soldiers are already taking casualties in the War on Terror inside the USA. The Democratic Party footsoldiers are trying to kill our Soldiers and our President.

That's fricking wild.

The Taliban runs the Afghani version of the DMV. They're giving Afghani ID's to literally anyone, regardless of country of origin. The Taliban is a recognized government now, so those ID's can be used to get a passport.

So if the shooter was from Ireland or Australia we should ban all Irish and Australian immigration?

I am not a fan of too many Muslims in the USA, I don't want America to become like London where a few years ago the number one male name given to boys born in London hospitals was Mohammed. Hard pass on that.

But I am also against a sweeping ban on hundreds of thousands of people, many of whom are very loyal to America and the West. They probably give more to America than many welfare cases.

Saw this in the comments section of the New York Post. -

In early summer, I had a car service pick me up from JFK airport. The driver was from Afghanistan and worked as an interpreter for many years for the US government as a contractor. He was working three jobs to bring the rest of his family over. No welfare for him. He tried to leave Afghanistan in 2021 on one of the last planes to leave that country. He has been promised space on an airplane, then was told, oops, sorry, no space for you and your kids after all. The Taliban prevented him and his family from leaving and he had a 6 inch scar from the but of an Ak47. At the time, he said he had a US issued gun in his waistband and was on the verge of using it - but knew it would be instant death for him and his family. He had tried getting his US military contacts to find a way to leave, but they couldn’t or didn’t want to help. He ended up in America after an escape to Kuait. In May, his cousin, who also made the trip and also was an interpreter for US forces in Afghanistan was arrested in California and it wasn’t known if he would be deported - and if so would it be to Afghanistan. That would mean torture and death. I just don’t understand how the US government could leave the lifes of these US contractors that risked so much, in limbo. None of that justifies shooting US law enforcement (nothing does).