US halts Afghan immigration requests after National Guard attack
Two National Guard soldiers were critically wounded near the White House by Rahmanullah Lakanwal, an Afghan national and US asylum recipient. The suspect is in custody, and investigators are probing a motive. President Trump responded by halting Afghan immigration requests and sending 500 additional Guardsmen to Washington.
Two National Guard soldiers were critically wounded near the White House by Rahmanullah Lakanwal, an Afghan national and US asylum recipient. The suspect is in custody, and investigators are probing a motive. President Trump responded by halting Afghan immigration requests and sending 500 additional Guardsmen to Washington.
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