The Ben Shapiro Show Ep. 2324 - The Trump Administration CRACKS DOWN on Third World Migration
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Dec 1, 2025 The podcast dives into President Trump's controversial plan to pause immigration from certain countries following a violent incident involving National Guard members. It shed light on troubling welfare fraud cases within the Somali community in Minnesota, revealing political tensions and calls for deportations. Discussion on radicalization within the U.S. raises critical questions about national security. The geopolitical implications of U.S. actions against Venezuela are explored, linking it to broader international strategies and regional stability.
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Trump's Third-World Migration Moratorium
- Ben Shapiro argues President Trump will "permanently pause migration from all third world countries" to restore national security and cohesion.
- He frames mass third-world migration as a cultural and security threat requiring reversal and strict vetting.
Afghan Ex-Partner Turned Shooter
- Shapiro recounts the DC National Guard shooting by an Afghan refugee who had worked with U.S. forces and later shot two guardsmen, killing one.
- He highlights the shooter's prior work in CIA-linked "zero units" and questions vetting and radicalization in the U.S.
Radicalization After Arrival Is A Distinct Threat
- Shapiro raises the possibility the shooter was radicalized after arrival, shifting the problem from vetting to domestic radicalization networks.
- He urges law enforcement to track groups and places where radicalization occurs inside the U.S.
