Piers Morgan Uncensored "They HATE America!" Trump Halts ‘Third World’ Migrants After Afghan Shooting
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Dec 1, 2025 Nancy Mace, a U.S. congresswoman passionate about national security, and Matt Tardio, a retired Special Forces soldier with firsthand experience in Afghanistan, join the discussion. They delve into the fallout of a tragic shooting involving an Afghan immigrant and the implications of President Trump halting Afghan immigration. Mace advocates for stricter vetting, while Tardio highlights the chaos and gaps in the evacuation process. They tackle complex issues of loyalty among Afghan allies and the broader context of U.S. intervention, stirring a heated debate on immigration and security.
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Evacuation Created Allies And Dilemmas
- The Afghanistan evacuation produced many genuine allies who risked their lives and were resettled in the US and UK.
- The chaotic withdrawal and vetting gaps created long-term security and moral dilemmas for policymakers.
Re-Vet Evacuees And Improve Procedures
- Rep. Nancy Mace urged re-vetting and detailed investigations into how individuals were admitted under the evacuation.
- She called for DOJ and DHS to explain vetting failures and improve procedures to protect Americans.
Zero Units Evacuated After Serving US
- Matt Tardio described Afghan "Zero Units" who served closely with US forces and were highly vetted and prioritized for evacuation.
- He cautioned that even those who served loyally can later commit violence, complicating resettlement decisions.