Trump Announces Permanent Migration Ban from Third World Nations
Trump Imposes Permanent Migration Ban on Third World

United States President Donald Trump has declared a sweeping permanent ban on migration from all Third World countries, marking one of the most significant immigration policy shifts in recent American history.

Thanksgiving Announcement Shakes Global Migration Landscape

In a Thanksgiving message delivered on Thursday, November 27, 2025, President Trump outlined his administration's plan to implement what he described as a permanent pause on migration from all Third World nations. The American leader attributed this drastic measure to what he called decades of failed immigration policies that have left the United States divided, disrupted, carved up, murdered, beaten, mugged, and laughed at.

Trump specifically targeted countries classified as Third World, which include several African nations such as Sudan, Chad, Niger, Benin, and Nigeria, along with other developing countries like Pakistan. These nations are typically characterized by economic challenges, social instability, and various development obstacles.

Trump's Comprehensive Immigration Overhaul Plan

The President detailed an extensive immigration reform package that goes beyond the migration ban. Trump vowed to terminate all millions of illegal admissions processed during the Biden administration, including those approved through what he referred to as Sleepy Joe Biden's Autopen system.

His comprehensive plan includes:

  • Removing anyone who is not a net asset to the United States
  • Ending all federal benefits and subsidies to noncitizens
  • Denaturalizing migrants who undermine domestic tranquility
  • Deporting foreign nationals who pose security risks or are incompatible with Western civilization

Trump emphasized that these measures aim to achieve a major reduction in illegal and disruptive populations, stating that only reverse migration can fully address the current situation.

Security Concerns Drive Policy Shift

The announcement comes in the wake of a tragic incident in Washington, DC, where two National Guard members were shot on Wednesday. One victim, Sarah Beckstrom, later succumbed to her injuries.

Law enforcement authorities identified the arrested suspect as a migrant who entered the United States in 2021 under Operation Allies Welcome after assisting American forces in Afghanistan. The suspect had been granted asylum in April of the current year.

Trump cited this incident as emblematic of broader security concerns, claiming that America's foreign-born population has reached 53 million people, with many arriving from what he described as failed nations, prisons, mental institutions, gangs, or drug cartels.

The President also highlighted financial aspects of immigration, asserting that a migrant earning $30,000 with a green card receives approximately $50,000 in yearly benefits for their family. He identified refugee burden as the leading cause of various social dysfunctions in America, including:

  • Failed schools and high crime rates
  • Urban decay and overcrowded hospitals
  • Housing shortages and large deficits

In his concluding remarks, Trump extended Thanksgiving wishes to all Americans except those that hate, steal, murder, and destroy everything that America stands for, adding the pointed warning: You won't be here for long!