# Trump Administration Halts Asylum Process After Security Incident

In today's episode, we examine the Trump administration's swift and sweeping response to a Washington D.C. shooting involving an Afghan asylum recipient. Following the attack on National Guard members, officials have implemented a complete pause on asylum decisions nationwide and suspended visa issuance for Afghan nationals, citing security concerns and alleged vetting failures during the previous administration.

We also analyze Trump's escalating stance toward Venezuela, declaring its airspace "closed" while designating the Maduro government as a terror network. Meanwhile, polling data reveals concerning trends for the administration, with Trump's approval rating dropping to 41% and showing significant erosion among core Republican supporters, independents, and Hispanic voters.

Looking ahead to the 2026 midterms, Democrats currently hold a 4-point advantage and display stronger voter motivation, potentially foreshadowing challenges for Republicans in the upcoming campaign season.

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