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He also expressed deep concern over the broader immigration situation, adding, “The country has never been more unsafe.”
While many dismissed these statements at the time, recent developments have brought them back into focus.
Just a day after Trump’s interview, Afghan national Nasir Ahmad Tawhedi entered the United States on a special immigrant visa. Fast forward three years to October 2024, and Tawhedi was arrested by the Department of Justice for plotting a terrorist attack on U.S. soil. He was charged with conspiring to provide material support to ISIS and attempting to purchase firearms for a planned attack targeting Trump supporters on Election Day.
The arrest was made after Tawhedi and a juvenile accomplice tried to buy two AK-47 rifles and 500 rounds of ammunition from undercover FBI agents. According to the Department of Justice, Tawhedi intended to carry out a mass shooting, planning to die as a martyr in the process. The DOJ’s press release stated, “In his seized communications, Tawhedi allegedly indicated that his attack was planned for Election Day, and in a post-arrest interview, Tawhedi allegedly confirmed the attack was planned for Election Day targeting large gatherings of people, during which he and the juvenile were expected to die as martyrs.”
Many conservatives are pointing fingers at Vice President Kamala Harris, who served as the Biden administration’s border czar. Critics argue that Harris prioritized admitting the maximum number of Afghan refugees and illegal immigrants, regardless of the security risks, in an effort to boost future Democratic voter bases.
“Kamala Harris didn’t care who she let in the country – and didn’t care about the danger they pose – so long as she permitted the maximum number of unvetted refugees and illegal aliens to the United States,” one source claimed, echoing the sentiment of many on the right who view her immigration policies as reckless.
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This arrest marks the realization of a concern many had back in 2021 when the Biden-Harris administration faced backlash over its handling of both the Afghanistan withdrawal and the southern border crisis. Trump’s remarks on Gutfeld’s show now seem eerily prophetic, as the safety risks of admitting thousands of unvetted individuals are making headlines.
The debate surrounding national security and immigration policies continues to heat up, especially as more instances like Tawhedi’s emerge. For those who dismissed Trump’s warnings as fearmongering, this incident serves as a stark reminder that, when it comes to national security, taking risks can have dire consequences.
Donald Trump’s warning during his 2021 interview with Greg Gutfeld has come to life in a disturbing way. The arrest of an Afghan refugee plotting a terrorist attack on Election Day highlights the risks associated with unvetted immigration and refugee policies. While the U.S. has successfully foiled the plot, the incident reignites debates on how America handles immigration, border security, and the vetting process. With Election Day around the corner, the nation will be watching closely to see how both political leaders and citizens respond to these growing security concerns.
