Second National Guardsman shot in D.C. ambush is 'hanging on,' West Virginia congressman says
President Trump vowed to re-vet every Afghan admitted to the U.S. over the last four years following the shooting.
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Published Nov 30, 2025
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Rep. Riley Moore reported that a National Guardsman is fighting for his life after a D.C. ambush by an Afghan refugee. The incident has reignited a fierce political debate over refugee vetting processes and President Trump's plan to re-vet Afghan arrivals.
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