Description President Donald Trump has declared that the United States will permanently suspend immigration from all Third World countries. The announcement was made through a post on Truth Social, stating that this action is necessary to allow the immigration system to fully recover. Trump emphasized the need to deport immigrants who were admitted under the previous administration and described them as illegal. He stated that individuals deemed incompatible with Western civilization or who pose a security threat would be returned to their countries of origin. The announcement follows a fatal shooting near the White House, in which National Guard member Sarah Beckstrom was killed. Authorities have identified an Afghan national as the suspect in the attack. In response to this incident, the United States has announced a comprehensive review of immigration documents held by green card holders from 19 countries, including Afghanistan. The policy decision marks a significant escalation in immigration restrictions. While the exact list of countries designated as “Third World countries” was not specified, the measure appears to target nations currently subject to existing travel restrictions. This planned suspension would represent one of the most extensive restrictions on legal immigration in recent history, affecting multiple immigration pathways including family reunification, employment-based immigration, and refugee resettlement programs. The administration has indicated that the policy aims to address perceived failures in the immigration vetting process and to remove individuals admitted under previous policies. However, specific details regarding the implementation, timeline, and formal mechanisms for enacting this permanent suspension have not yet been provided. The announcement comes at a time when the United States is already conducting reviews of immigration approvals from certain designated countries and maintaining various restrictions on visa issuance and refugee admissions. The proposed policy would further limit legal immigration from nations considered to present security challenges.