WTF are you blathering about? They were terrorist supporters, ,like you.
Demthugs Side with Terrorists on DC National Guard Shooting
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Jake Starkey
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His team team vetted the killer
Jake Starkey
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Yep, it was Trump who vetted him.
More lies; your beloved terrorist was vetted in 2021 by the Biden morons, and was granted asylum BY AN IMMIGRATION COURT/JUDGE, NOT "TRUMP'S TEAM".
Spread some more Terrorist-o-crat lies...
Jake Starkey
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Trump's people vetted the killer.
Bullshit. He was vetted in 2021. Makeup some more lies.
He was granted asylum in March by an immigration court/judge, long after Biden had brought him here/.
There were no "Trump's people" in 2021, when Biden brought him here, moron.
Repeating the moronic lies will not make them true.
Jake Starkey
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Goofy Grok strikes again. What the fuck is wrong with you.
Did Trump's people vet the killer's immigration status this year?
Yes. The Afghan national accused in the DC National Guard shooting, Rahmanullah Lakanwal, was granted asylum in April 2025 under President Trump’s administration, meaning his immigration status was vetted this year. However, the controversy lies in the fact that he originally entered the U.S. in 2021 under Biden’s Operation Allies Welcome program, which critics argue had rushed and incomplete vetting.
www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2025/11/28/washington-dc-national-guard-shooting-live-updates/87501330007/
No; an IMMIGRATION COURT DID, stupidfuck; not "Trump's people". Your sources know you're too stupid to fact check them.
He was allowed in YEARS BEFORE TRUMP 2.0..
Jake Starkey
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That is in Trump's administration, which makes it "his people", GoofyGrok. His people vetted the killer. For shame.
No stupidfuck; he was allowed in after Biden's fucked up0 "vetting", in 2021; granted asylum by n immigration judge (Obama appointee, most likely) in 2025; immigration courts are not the Executive Branch.
What an idiot.
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Timeline and Personnel Breakdown
Lakanwal entered the U.S. on September 8, 2021, via OAW humanitarian parole after working with U.S. forces (including CIA partner units in Kandahar since ~2011). He had an active Special Immigrant Visa (SIV) application but was paroled under OAW due to the chaotic evacuation.
| Phase | Date | Key Actions | Personnel Involved | Appointed By / Holdover? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Initial Vetting & Entry | 2021 (pre-arrival & upon entry) | Biometric (fingerprints, iris) & biographic checks; CIA background for prior work; no disqualifiers found. Handled via OAW at transit sites (e.g., Qatar) and U.S. ports. | DHS (CBP/USCIS line officers), DoD, FBI, NCTC analysts (~400 total personnel). | Biden appointees/holdovers: OAW launched Sept. 2021 under Sec. Alejandro Mayorkas; staff hired/retained from Obama/Trump eras but operating Biden's expedited policy. No Trump influence (he left office Jan. 2021). |
| Ongoing/Annual Re-Vetting | 2021–2025 | Continuous database checks (e.g., post-2024 Oklahoma plot); still "clean" per DHS. | Same interagency teams, primarily DHS/USCIS. | Biden holdovers: Policy continuity; minimal turnover until 2025 transition. |
| Asylum Grant | April 2025 | Reviewed parole status for permanent protection; approved based on persecution risk and prior vetting. | USCIS asylum officers/adjudicators. | Mostly Biden holdovers: Trump's DHS appointees (e.g., Noem confirmed Jan. 25) oversaw high-level policy, but frontline USCIS staff (thousands) were career civil servants or recent Biden hires. No full purge; acting officials handled April cases under Trump's emerging reviews. |
It takes time to completely take over a department, and USCIS asylum officers/adjudicators were not fired by DOGE, etc. Those people were either lifetime employees or hired by the Biden Administration. While the final grant came after he took office, there was no large turnover in that department, these were not "Trump Employees"... The vetting took place under Biden, and his hires gave the final nod for his Asylum.