Trump said the suspected gunman is an Afghan national who entered the U.S. in September 2021.
BySiladitya Ray,
Forbes Staff
andAntonio Pequeño IV,
Forbes Staff.
One of the two National Guard soldiers targeted in a Washington, D.C. shooting Wednesday is unlikely to survive the attack after being hospitalized, her father told The New York Times, as the shooting suspect faces multiple charges that are subject to change if the two troops do not survive their wounds.
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Trump said the suspected gunman is an Afghan national who entered the U.S. in September 2021.
The two National Guard troops are in critical condition.
The shooting suspect was injured in the incident but reportedly does not have life-threatening injuries.
The two National Guard troops are in critical condition.
Trump calls it a 'terror' attack, as US officials identified an Afghan national as the suspect, announcing visa curbs.
One of the two National Guard troops shot in Washington, D.C. on Wednesday has died, while the other remains in critical…
