President Donald Trump said Tuesday evening that an attack on a federal building in New York City was caused by 'the people that they're allowed to come into our country,' adding that 'they shouldn't have allowed them to come in.' The statement did not specify the details of the attack or the identity of the suspect.
President Donald Trump said Tuesday evening that an attack on a federal building in New York City was the result of allowing 'people' to enter the country, advocating for stricter immigration controls. The statement, reported by a news aggregator, did not provide details on the attack itself. Trump has previously made similar arguments linking immigration to crime and security threats; as The Zioneer reported, on July 2 he said he would not allow 'stupid communists' to enter, and on July 4 he warned that Europe is becoming a 'Third World country' by importing criminals. The specific nature of the NYC attack and any suspect information remain unconfirmed.
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