Biden's Border Policies Linked to Guardsmen Shooting Tragedy
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Posted 5 hours ago
In a shocking revelation that raises concerns about our national security, the recent shooting of two National Guardsmen in Washington, D.C., has been linked to a man who settled in the United States under the Biden administration’s controversial Operation Allies Welcome program.
The suspect, Rahmanullah Lakanwal, an Afghan national, has ties to both the CIA and USAID, prompting questions about how such individuals are vetted before being allowed into American communities.
Lakanwal, it turns out, was living in a sparsely furnished apartment with his family, exhibiting troubling behavior that included long hours spent playing video games instead of integrating into his new environment. This incident underscores the risks associated with rushed immigration policies that have been criticized by many for lacking necessary vetting procedures.
Jeanine Pirro, the U.S. Attorney for D.C., confirmed that Lakanwal drove across the country specifically to carry out the attack, which tragically claimed the life of one guardsman and left another fighting for his life. This alarming act raises serious doubts about the adequacy of our national security measures amidst a backdrop of broad immigration reform pushed by current and past administrations.
Former President Donald Trump has articulated clear concerns about the fallout from such immigration policies, emphasizing that “reverse migration” is needed to protect Americans. Trump also pointed to the necessity of terminating programs that allow large numbers of individuals from countries with known security risks to enter the U.S.
What the recent attack reflects is the potential danger of complacent immigration policies that prioritize humanitarian efforts over the safety of American citizens. The attacks serve as a grim reminder of the dire consequences of failing to impose stringent vetting processes on those entering our borders.
As the story continues to develop, it highlights the need for a national conversation about how best to balance compassion with security, and the paramount importance of protecting American lives above all.
Sources:
breitbart.com
hotair.com
townhall.com
The suspect, Rahmanullah Lakanwal, an Afghan national, has ties to both the CIA and USAID, prompting questions about how such individuals are vetted before being allowed into American communities.
Lakanwal, it turns out, was living in a sparsely furnished apartment with his family, exhibiting troubling behavior that included long hours spent playing video games instead of integrating into his new environment. This incident underscores the risks associated with rushed immigration policies that have been criticized by many for lacking necessary vetting procedures.
Jeanine Pirro, the U.S. Attorney for D.C., confirmed that Lakanwal drove across the country specifically to carry out the attack, which tragically claimed the life of one guardsman and left another fighting for his life. This alarming act raises serious doubts about the adequacy of our national security measures amidst a backdrop of broad immigration reform pushed by current and past administrations.
Former President Donald Trump has articulated clear concerns about the fallout from such immigration policies, emphasizing that “reverse migration” is needed to protect Americans. Trump also pointed to the necessity of terminating programs that allow large numbers of individuals from countries with known security risks to enter the U.S.
What the recent attack reflects is the potential danger of complacent immigration policies that prioritize humanitarian efforts over the safety of American citizens. The attacks serve as a grim reminder of the dire consequences of failing to impose stringent vetting processes on those entering our borders.
As the story continues to develop, it highlights the need for a national conversation about how best to balance compassion with security, and the paramount importance of protecting American lives above all.
Sources:
breitbart.com
hotair.com
townhall.com
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