Trump will suspend immigration "from all third world countries" to the United States "permanently"
The President of the United States has announced that he will expel "anyone who is not a net asset to the United States." "I will deport any foreigner who is a public burden, a security risk or incompatible with Western civilization." He has also called a journalist who asked him a question about the shooting in Washington.
Donald Trump, in a stock image.
U.S. President Donald Trump continues to tighten anti-immigration measures. Last night, he announced his intention to stop immigration from "all third world countries" to the United States and expel anyone who is not a "net asset" to the country.
"I will permanently suspend migration from all third world countries (to the United States) to enable the recovery of the American system, suspend the permits of illegal migrants approved by Biden and expel anyone who is not a net asset to the United States," Trump announced in a message broadcast on the social network Truth Social.
Trump has stressed that he will withdraw "all aid and subsidies" received by non-Americans to distort migrants who "undermine national tranquillity." "I will deport any foreigner who is a public burden, a security risk, or incompatible with Western civilization," he added.
Trump called a female journalist "silly."
On the other hand, Trump called a female journalist "silly" last night for asking why he blames former President Joe Biden for the shooting in Washington , in which one National Guard agent died and another was seriously injured.
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