US immigration Policy: US President Donald Trump has announced a plan to suspend migration from third-world countries. This announcement was made at a time when an Afghan citizen is accused of opening fire on two National Guard soldiers in Washington.

Trump wrote on his social media platform Truth Social that even though America has progressed technologically, the current immigration policy has weakened these advances. He said that migration from all third-world countries should be stopped so that the American system can fully recover.

Trump said this

Donald Trump said he wants to reverse Biden’s millions of illegal admissions. He also said that he wanted to remove anyone whom he considered not to be a net asset to America or incapable of loving the country. Trump also said that any foreign citizen who is not considered a public charge, a security risk or not compatible with Western civilization should be expelled from the country.

History of the term third-world

The concept of “First, Second and Third World” dates back to the Cold War, when the world was divided into the US-backed Western Bloc and the Communist Eastern Bloc, with neutral countries and the rest classified as the Third World. The term is commonly used to refer to poor or “underdeveloped” countries, but is now widely considered outdated and obsolete.

Trump’s crackdown on immigrants continues

The Trump administration said on November 28 that it would review the immigration status of every permanent resident or green card holder from Afghanistan and 18 other countries. Joseph Edlow, director of US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), wrote on

When asked which countries Edlow was referring to, a USCIS spokesperson told AFP that the list was prepared in accordance with Trump’s executive order in June 2025, which classifies 19 countries as ‘of identified concern’.

A large number of Indians are being forced to evacuate from Canada. In such a situation, India’s new High Commissioner to Canada has raised questions regarding this issue. Dinesh K. According to Patnaik, Indian citizens are not able to feel safe in Canada.

The Indian High Commissioner says that it is very strange that I myself feel the need for security here. Along with this, Dinesh K. Patnaik raised questions and said that some Canadians are creating such problems. Along with this he said that this is not the problem of Indians but the problem of Canada.

Dinesh K. Patnaik raised questions

Without naming any Khalistani terrorism group, Dinesh K. Patnaik said that the group of some people is actually intimidating, due to which India-Canada relations are also being affected. Along with this, he raised the question that how can this be dealt with?

For the last few years, there have been reports of a large number of Indians being expelled from Canada. According to reports, 1997 Indians were deported from Canada in the year 2024. Whereas in 2019 this number was 625.

Record numbers continuously increasing

Figures from the Canadian Border Services Agency say that 1,891 Indians have been asked to leave the country by July 2025. This suggests that this year the total number may exceed last year’s figure. Canada is following America regarding its anti-immigration push.

Recently, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney had said that there is a plan to speed up the deportation of foreign criminals from the country. For your information, let us tell you that in August itself, India and Canada appointed Senior High Commissioners Dinesh Patnaik and Christopher as High Commissioners to each other’s country.

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F 1 visa: Hundreds of foreign students studying in America have got e-mails. In this, he has been asked to leave the country himself. The US State Department has sent these mails. These mails have been sent to external students whose F-1 visa (student visa) was canceled due to campus activism.

In e-mail, students have been warned that if they live in the US without valid immigration status, they may face fines, custody and exile. This action of Trump Prashanas is not limited to only those students who participated physically in campus activism, but also the students who shared or liked any ‘anti-national post’ post.

,I take away such crazy visas’
US Secretary of State Rubio said in a press conference in Guyana on Thursday, ‘At this time the number of such students can be more than 300. Whenever I find such crazy, I snatch his visa. Every country in the world has the right to decide who will come to their land and who is not.

Rubio’s office has also launched an AI-run app “Catch and Rivok” recently to detect students supporting Hamas or other designated terrorist organizations and canceled their visas. The State Department is also investigating new students applications. If any category applications such as F (Academic Study Visa), M (Professional Studies Visa) or J (Exchange Visa) are found to be examples of supporting anti -national activity on the applicant, then applicants will not get entry in America.

What was said in email?
In the email, students have been asked to deport themselves using an app. This app was launched by the Trump administration on 10 March. In the mail, students have been told that after your visa is released, other information has been received, after which your visa has been canceled. Visa expiry date is also written in e-mail. In the mail, the students were warned that if they live in America even after this, they may have to face fines, custody and exile.

It has been written in the mail that it can also make you unqualified for future American visas. Exiled persons can be sent to other countries other than their original countries. It further states that if the exile students want to return to America in the future, they will have to apply for a new visa and then their eligibility will be re -evaluated. In e-mail, the entire process of leaving the country has also been told.