Trump suspends migration from ‘third world countries’ after National Guard shooting

I'm not sure I agree with this move by Trump... 🤔 The fact that he's suspending migration from countries considered "third world" feels like a knee-jerk reaction to a tragic incident. It's easy to say we need to be safe, but what about the people who are fleeing war and poverty? They're not all just random migrants, they're people who deserve protection and asylum.

And let's be real, this is just another example of Trump's "us vs them" mentality... 🤷‍♀️ He's so focused on keeping out "undesirable" immigrants that he's ignoring the bigger picture. We should be working to make the US a welcoming place for people from all over the world, not a fortress against the outside world.

I'm also concerned about the human rights implications of this decision... 🤝 Human rights groups are right to sound the alarm about this move. It's not just about immigration policy, it's about how we treat vulnerable communities and whether we're doing enough to protect their rights.
 
man this is so concerning 🤯... like trump just decided to take out millions of ppl from other countries who r just tryin to escape wars & poverty in their homelands? that's not what america is about, we r a nation of immigrants & refugees too 🌎... i feel bad for Rahmanullah Lakanwal tho, just 'cause he was fightin with the taliban doesn't mean hes a bad guy 😔... suspension of migration is a major blow to the asylum system & will probably lead to more ppl bein stuck in refugee camps or even worse, gettin deported back to danger zones 🚫👎
 
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I'm not sure I agree that suspending migration from 'third world countries' is the best way to address security concerns 🤔. It feels like a knee-jerk reaction that might do more harm than good, especially given the complexities of asylum policies and the human cost of such decisions 💸. I mean, what about all the Afghans who've already been brought here as part of a program to evacuate CIA-backed partners? Don't they deserve protection too? 🤷‍♂️ Also, isn't it weird that Trump's deploying troops to cities run by Democrats and sparking lawsuits left and right? Sounds like an attempt to score points rather than genuinely address security concerns 😒. What if this move ultimately makes the country more divided instead of safer? We should be having a more nuanced conversation about how to balance security with compassion 🤝.
 
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