National Guard members allegedly attacked by Afghan refugee in DC honored by unanimous House vote
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- The House of Representatives unanimously honored two members of the West Virginia National Guard who were shot in a targeted ambush near the White House on November 26, 2025. The attack, which resulted in one fatality and critical injuries to another guard member, has been labeled an act of terror by officials, including former President Donald Trump.
- This bipartisan recognition underscores the valor of the National Guard members and highlights the serious implications of the attack, which has reignited discussions on national security and immigration policies in Congress, particularly concerning Afghan refugees.
- The incident has sparked a broader debate on immigration reform, with House Republicans calling for sweeping changes in response to the shooting. This event reflects ongoing tensions surrounding national security and the treatment of refugees, as concerns grow about potential backlash against Afghan nationals in the U.S. following the attack.
— via World Pulse Now AI Editorial System
