Kristi Noem makes savage proposal to Trump ahead of his address to nation which could have a major impact
U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem has recommended a sweeping new travel ban ahead of President Donald Trump’s scheduled national address. She proposes a “full travel ban on every damn country” she accuses of flooding America with dangerous or dependent individuals.
Noem’s statement, posted on social media, argues the nation was built by Americans and should not support “foreign invaders” who she claims drain resources or commit violence. This follows last week’s shooting in Washington D.C., reportedly by an Afghan national, which has intensified immigration debates.
The Department of Homeland Security indicated it will announce the list of affected countries soon. White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt confirmed Trump endorses the proposal to expand existing travel restrictions.
Currently, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services has already halted requests from Afghanistan. Noem’s recommendation seeks to significantly widen these measures, though specific nations were not named in her announcement.
Leavitt emphasized that entering the U.S. is a privilege, not a right, for those who respect American laws and values. The proposed ban aligns with the administration’s stricter immigration stance.
President Trump is set to address the nation from the White House, where immigration and recent events in Venezuela are anticipated topics. His tweet previously declared Venezuelan airspace “closed” to various groups.
The administration’s push for broader travel bans signals a major policy focus, with further details expected following the president’s public remarks.
