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On November 26, 2025, two West Virginia National Guard members were ambushed and critically wounded just blocks from the White House while on patrol — an outrage that should unite every American outside the radical left. This attack was not on abstract policy; it was an attack on the brave men and women who put their lives on the line to keep our capital safe.
Reports now say the suspect is an Afghan national who entered the United States in 2021 under the chaotic Operation Allies Welcome processing that followed the Biden administration’s withdrawal from Afghanistan. Americans remember the images and the confusion of that withdrawal, and this violent incident forces a painful question about who we brought in and how thoroughly they were vetted.
Republican Rep. Byron Donalds rightly pointed a finger at Democratic policies and a culture of open borders and reckless governance, arguing that the “Democrat fingerprints” can be seen in the chain of events that brought this danger to our streets. Conservative voices on the ground have been warning for years that lax vetting and sanctuary policies fuel violence at home — now we see those warnings vindicated in the worst way.
President Trump moved quickly to order 500 additional National Guard troops to reinforce security in Washington, a commonsense step to protect Americans and deter copycat attacks while the investigation continues. If anything, this incident should quiet the judges and bureaucrats who want to tie the hands of commanders trying to keep Americans safe; security is not a political stunt, it is a sacred duty.
Make no mistake: the left’s reflex is to talk about nuance and “due process” while ordinary Americans worry about gunfire on public sidewalks and troops being targeted. Democrats and their media enablers have spent years softening borders, gutting vetting, and painting law-and-order patriots as the problem; the two wounded guardsmen show who pays the price for that worldview.
This is a moment for accountability, not platitudes. Congress should demand the full files on who was admitted during Operation Allies Welcome, how background checks were handled, and why vulnerabilities persist; governors and federal officials must reassert real vetting and deportation where there’s a credible threat to public safety.
Above all, Americans must stand with our troops. Pray for the recovery of the wounded guardsmen, insist on justice for the attack, and refuse to let the political class — especially those who cheered open-borders policies — off the hook for the consequences of their choices.
