Senior Trump Official Calls for Mass Deportation of Afghan Refugees

BREAKING: A senior official from the Trump administration has urgently called for the mass roundup and deportation of tens of thousands of Afghan refugees currently residing in the United States. This alarming demand comes in the wake of a recent shooting incident in Washington D.C. involving two National Guard members, which the official claims is linked to the presence of these refugees.

Joe Kent, a former Army Green Beret and confirmed director of the National Counterterrorism Center, made this controversial statement on his X account earlier today. He referred to the shooting as a “barbaric terrorist attack,” asserting that the vetting process for Afghan refugees under President Joe Biden was inadequate.

Kent stated, “Vetting a foreigner in a war zone to determine if he will fight a common enemy is vastly different than vetting a foreigner to see if he is suitable to live in our country.” He criticized the Biden administration for allowing “tens of thousands of Afghans” to enter the U.S. based on what he described as a flawed vetting standard.

In his post, Kent concluded with a stark and urgent call to action: “The solution is rounding up everyone Biden let in & deporting them immediately.” This demand raises significant concerns about the treatment and safety of Afghan refugees, many of whom fled their homeland under dire circumstances.

This developing situation has sparked intense debate across social media platforms, with many users expressing both support and outrage over Kent’s inflammatory remarks. Human rights advocates are alarmed by the implications of such a policy, fearing that it could lead to widespread fear and instability among vulnerable populations.

As this story unfolds, attention will turn to how the Biden administration responds to these claims and what measures, if any, will be taken regarding the Afghan refugee population in the U.S.

Stay tuned for updates as authorities and officials weigh in on this urgent and controversial issue.