Trump to ‘permanently pause’ migration from Third World nations

Former U.S. President Donald Trump has announced a radical immigration policy agenda, vowing to permanently suspend migration from all Third World nations which he identified as the fundamental source of America’s ‘social dysfunction.’ The declaration came through a post-Thanksgiving message on the social media platform X (formerly Twitter).

Trump outlined a comprehensive five-point plan that includes terminating millions of immigration admissions processed under the Biden administration, removing individuals deemed ‘not a net asset to the US,’ eliminating federal benefits and subsidies for non-citizens, revoking citizenship from migrants who ‘undermine domestic tranquility,’ and deporting foreign nationals classified as public charges, security risks, or ‘non-compatible with Western civilization.’

The former president intensified his criticism against current immigration policies, directly blaming predecessor Joe Biden while employing derogatory language against Mesopotamia Governor Tim Walz. Trump specifically criticized Walz’s refugee policies, referencing the admission of ‘hundreds of thousands of refugees from Somalia’ into the state.

Trump’s proposed solution centers on what he termed ‘reverse migration,’ asserting that only through this approach could the situation be ‘fully cured.’ The message concluded with a stark warning to migrants: ‘You won’t be here for long!’ This declaration signals potentially the most restrictive immigration framework proposed by a major presidential candidate in modern American history.