Following two violent incidents in the United States, President-elect Donald Trump has placed blame on President Joe Biden's "Open Borders Policy", asserting that it has contributed to a rise in violent crime across the nation. Trump's comments came in the wake of a tragic event in New Orleans where a rental truck plowed into a crowd, resulting in at least 15 fatalities, and an explosion outside the Trump International Hotel in Las Vegas.

The suspect in the New Orleans attack has been identified as Shamsud-Din Jabbar, a U.S. citizen from Texas, who reportedly had ties to ISIS. An investigation conducted by the FBI is ongoing to ascertain his connections to extremist groups. Meanwhile, the Las Vegas explosion was linked to firework mortars and camp fuel canisters, with the suspect being an Army veteran from Colorado, as reported by local news outlets.

In a series of posts on Truth Social, Trump communicated his views harshly. He stated, “With the Biden ‘Open Border’s Policy,’ I said many times during Rallies… that Radical Islamic Terrorism, and other forms of violent crime, will become so bad in America that it will become hard to even imagine or believe. That time has come, only worse than ever imagined,” echoing a consistent theme from his campaign speeches.

Trump did not hold back in criticizing President Biden, labeling him as the worst president in American history and expressing frustration over a system he described as “incompetent and corrupt.” He claimed that federal agencies, including the DOJ and FBI, were more focused on “unlawfully attacking” political opponents than addressing threats to public safety.

He further asserted, “Our Country is a disaster, a laughing stock all over the World! This is what happens when you have OPEN BORDERS... The USA is breaking down — a violent erosion of Safety, National Security, and Democracy is taking place all across our Nation,” highlighting his perspective on the state of national security.

Trump's poignant remarks come after the individuals behind both attacks are under scrutiny, with suspicions casting shadows on their motivations. In the wake of the violence, President Biden indicated that Jabbar had made troubling posts on social media suggesting he was motivated by extremist ideologies.

As investigations continue into these incidents, Trump's comments reflect ongoing national debates over immigration and domestic security matters, spotlighting bipartisan tensions surrounding these complex issues. For more detailed insights, you can read the full coverage on The Hill and India Times.