Washington(The COW News Digital) U.S. President Donald Trump has announced sweeping measures to permanently halt immigration from all Third World countries, citing the need to restore the nation’s immigration system. The announcement was made on his social media platform, Truth Social, during the Thanksgiving holiday.
Trump described the U.S. immigration system as being under “extraordinary pressure” and argued that a complete suspension of new arrivals from certain nations is essential to alleviate the strain. According to the president, the foreign-born population in the United States has reached approximately 53 million, with many coming from what he termed “failed countries” or benefiting from welfare programs, and some with criminal records.
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He claimed that this population places a “significant burden” on American resources and contributes to rising crime rates, declining education standards, unemployment, and other urban challenges. Trump also alleged that the average immigrant earning $30,000 annually receives nearly $50,000 in state benefits, asserting that official statistics underrepresent the true size of this population.
In his address, Trump specifically highlighted Minnesota, alleging that Somali immigrants have significantly altered the state’s demographics. He criticized local leadership, including Governor and Congresswoman Ilhan Omar, for what he described as ineffective governance in managing immigration-related issues.
The president declared that his administration would permanently block immigration from “all Third World countries” and deport any undocumented migrants who entered during the Biden administration. He further stated that citizenship would be revoked for those deemed “not assets to America” or “incompatible with Western civilization.” Federal benefits and subsidies, Trump said, would be strictly limited to U.S. citizens, and he called for “reverse migration” as the only lasting solution to the country’s immigration challenges.
Trump concluded his statement with a stern warning, saying that those who “hate, harm, or undermine” America would not remain in the country. The announcement is seen as a significant escalation of his administration’s long-standing policies, which have already included stricter immigration laws, increased border surveillance, and revised visa regulations.
Analysts suggest that this latest move could have far-reaching consequences for U.S. immigration policy, international relations, and the lives of millions of migrants currently residing in the country. While supporters praise the initiative as a decisive measure to protect American resources and security, critics warn of potential humanitarian and diplomatic repercussions.
