On November 18, 2025, Washington, D.C. was shaken by a tragic incident involving an Afghan refugee who allegedly opened fire in a residential neighborhood, killing multiple people and injuring others. The suspect, who arrived in the U.S. through post-2021 Afghan humanitarian programs, had passed standard security checks at the time of entry. The event reignited debate about refugee screening, national security, and the reliability of U.S. vetting systems.

Immigration NewsNovember 2025
November 18 D.C. Shooting: Impact on Refugees and Asylee Applicants
Attorney Edwin K. Fogam
