President Donald Trump has unveiled a sweeping immigration policy, known as ‘reverse migration,’ in a late-night post on his Truth Social platform. The plan, which Trump describes as a necessary step to protect American interests, is framed as a permanent cessation of immigration from ‘Third World’ countries, which he characterizes as sources of instability and criminal activity. The plan would roll back the Biden-era immigration policies, focusing on the reversal of what the president claims were millions of unauthorized entries, including those processed through the administration of former President Joe Biden. Trump has indicated that his administration would prioritize the removal of individuals posing security threats or who are deemed incompatible with Western values and American civilization. The statement includes a promise to terminate federal benefits for noncitizens, denaturalize migrants accused of undermining domestic stability, and significantly increase deportation rates. Trump also stated that the immigration system has become overwhelmed, and the proposed policy aims to enable a full recovery of the U.S. immigration infrastructure. The announcement was not made in isolation, as Trump made the remarks following a tragic incident on the nation’s capital’s outskirts, where two National Guard members were shot. The attack, which occurred just blocks from the White House, has led to an urgent response by law enforcement agencies. One of the injured National Guard members, Sarah Beckstrom, 20, from West Virginia, has succumbed to her injuries, while the other, Andrew Wolfe, 24, is still in critical condition. The suspect, Rahmanullah Lakanwal, 2, has been identified as a legal entrant under a Biden-era humanitarian parole program, Operation Allies Welcome, which facilitated the entry of individuals displaced due to Afghanistan’s recent political turmoil. Trump’s post concluded with a strong statement, urging support for America’s values and warning that those who oppose these ideals would not remain in the country for long. The message reflects a hardline stance on immigration that is consistent with Trump’s previous positions, which emphasize security, control, and the preservation of traditional American values. The shooting incident adds another layer of urgency to the administration’s immigration policy, highlighting the complex interplay between domestic security and immigration reform in the current political climate. As the nation grapples with both the policies proposed and the events that preceded its announcement, the implications for national security and immigration law remain under intense scrutiny. The response to these events could significantly shape the political landscape ahead of upcoming elections and the broader debate on immigration reform in the United States.