Payam Javan: President Trump has once again demonstrated his unwavering commitment to putting America First, announcing a crucial suspension of immigration processing from 19 nations, including Afghanistan and Somalia. This bold move, driven by paramount national security and public safety concerns, is a direct and necessary response to the clear and present dangers facing our homeland – a reality too often ignored by the liberal media and open-border globalists. It’s a vital step to safeguard our citizens and ensure the integrity of our nation against those who wish us harm, prioritizing American lives above all else.
This critical action isn’t just a slap on the wrist; it’s a comprehensive overhaul designed to protect our borders and our people. The suspension impacts everything from green cards to U.S. citizenship applications, targeting countries like Iran, Venezuela, and Haiti, nations often plagued by instability and a lack of proper vetting infrastructure. Crucially, it mandates a full re-review of all asylum applications and pending benefit requests, even requiring potential re-interviews to fully assess every conceivable national security and public safety threat. This is the kind of rigorous protection Americans deserve, a stark contrast to the lax policies that undermine our sovereignty.
The need for such decisive measures couldn’t be clearer, especially in the wake of the recent heinous attack near the White House by an Afghan national. As Border Czar Tom Homan rightly pointed out, the previous “lack of screening” is nothing short of “the biggest national security failure in the history of the nation.” This administration, unlike others, understands that USCIS must play an instrumental role in preventing terrorists from seeking safe haven and ensuring that our screening processes prioritize the safety of the American people above all else, not some misguided notion of political correctness or globalist agenda.
President Trump himself articulated the urgency with his characteristic candor, stating bluntly, “We don’t want those people. We have enough problems.” He bravely called out “crime-ridden countries,” emphasizing that America doesn’t need their people coming into our country “telling us what to do.” This is the plain truth, spoken by a leader who isn’t afraid to confront uncomfortable realities for the sake of his nation. While the liberal establishment wrings its hands, President Trump is once again delivering on his promise to make America safe and strong, ensuring our nation’s future for generations to come.
