Summary
President Donald Trump stated that an Afghan national allegedly carried out a shooting in Washington, D.C., injuring two West Virginia National Guard members. He described it as an act of terror and announced plans to increase immigration checks and send additional troops to ensure safety.
Key Facts
- President Trump confirmed the suspect in the shooting is an Afghan national.
- The incident happened near the White House and injured two National Guard members from West Virginia.
- Trump described the attack as an act of terror and evil.
- The Department of Homeland Security indicated that the suspect entered the U.S. under the Biden administration in 2021.
- Trump announced plans to reassess immigrants from Afghanistan admitted during Biden's presidency.
- He directed the Defense Department to send an additional 500 troops to Washington, D.C.
- Trump emphasized ensuring the safety of the country and promised justice for the attack.
