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Afghan terror and Somalia fraud shows why Trump is right on migrants

The Trump administration is reassessing Afghans already settled in the United States amid security and fraud concerns.
Somali fraud schemes in Minnesota reportedly involved hundreds of millions of dollars and raised questions about asylum policies.
The column links Somali fraud to funding that allegedly reached Al-Shabaab and critiques sanctuary policies.
The piece connects a DC shooting by an Afghan national to broader debates on migrant safety.
The author cites Trump’s 2015 stance on a Muslim immigration pause as part of the policy argument.
The article mentions Biden-era asylum policies and a broader call for tighter controls on migrants.
The column portrays European and American immigration debates as unresolved and dangerous.
The piece highlights the role of the Muslim Brotherhood in global political conflicts.
The article frames policy changes as overdue and tied to national security concerns.
The story uses live coverage references to illustrate ongoing national security issues tied to immigration.

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