The Source with Kaitlan Collins 2 National Guardsmen Critically Wounded In DC Attack
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Nov 27, 2025 
John Miller, CNN's chief law enforcement analyst, Andrew McCabe, former FBI Deputy Director, and Darren Porcher, former NYPD lieutenant, delve into the shocking attack on two National Guardsmen in DC. They explore the suspect's immigrant background and asylum timeline, shedding light on the investigation's complexities. The trio discusses investigative tactics, including evidence gathering despite suspect noncooperation. They also touch on the broader implications for national security and community integration. A compelling conversation filled with critical insights!
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Targeted Attack On Visible Guardsmen
- The shooting near the White House was a targeted attack on uniformed National Guardsmen on high-visibility patrol.
- Authorities say the suspect is an Afghan immigrant who entered the U.S. in September 2021 and was granted asylum in April 2025.
Operation Refuge Vetting Limitations
- John Miller explains the suspect likely arrived in the U.S. via Operation Refuge in fall 2021 and underwent DHS vetting at Quantico.
- Biometrics helped confirm his identity despite limited Afghan records.
Build A Backwards Timeline
- Investigators will build a backwards timeline from the crime scene to trace travel, transportation, funding, and communications.
- They will seize electronics and execute search warrants once locations are identified.