The Trump administration has announced a comprehensive review of all green cards issued to immigrants from 19 countries deemed security risks. Joseph Edlow, head of the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), said President Trump directed him to conduct a large-scale reassessment of green cards for immigrants from these nations. The list reportedly includes Afghanistan, Cuba, Haiti, Iran, Somalia, and Venezuela, among others. The move follows a recent incident in Washington, D.C., where an Afghan national allegedly shot and injured two National Guard members, prompting renewed concerns over national security. While Edlow did not directly link the review to the attack, the administration emphasized the need to strengthen vetting procedures. The White House had earlier cited terrorism threats, national security concerns, and visa overstay rates as reasons for imposing stricter entry controls. Details of how the green card reassessment will be conducted have not yet been disclosed.