🔗 Share this article President Trump Welcomes Loved Ones of Attacked National Guard Personnel to White House Former President Trump stated on Sunday that he has extended an invitation the relatives of a National Guard member killed last week to visit the presidential home. He mentioned that he conversed with her family and they were “heartbroken”. Information on the Heartbreaking Shooting US army specialist Sarah Beckstrom, 20, was fatally shot in a attack on Wednesday in the nation's capital. Her colleague, US air force staff Sgt Andrew Wolfe, twenty-four years old, continues receiving treatment in grave state. Gatherings across the state have occurred in their remembrance. White House Call The commander-in-chief said he’s discussed a White House visit for the families of both individuals of the state Guard. “I told them: ‘When you’re ready, because that’s a difficult moment, visit the White House. We’re going to honor Sarah,” Trump told the press. “And likewise with Andrew, recover or not.” Community Response Community members came together over the past few days at a local school in the state to pay respects to Sarah. Both they had been serving with the West Virginia National Guard as part of the president’s national effort to support public safety in DC. Paying Tribute to Beckstrom “Sarah was the individual that teachers hoped for. She conducted herself with quiet strength, a bright grin and a positive energy that inspired people around her,” Hankins, the head of Beckstrom’s former high school, informed the Associated Press. “She was caring, compassionate and always eager to help others.” Service plans for Beckstrom are in the process of planning. Legal Actions and Policy Revisions Law enforcement have indicted a 29-year-old individual from Afghanistan with one count of first-degree murder and charges of violent assault while armed. The incident led the Trump administration to pause asylum applications and cease providing visas to owners of Afghan passports. Status of the Airman Wolfe, a native of Martinsburg, began his service in February 2019 and is a 2019 graduate of his local high school, per the Associated Press. He is still undergoing care and is “battling to survive”, West Virginia leader Patrick Morrisey mentioned on a news program. The state’s top lawyer the attorney general stated on a news show that she also intended to meet with the family. Legacy of Sarah Beckstrom Sarah, from Summersville, completed her education from Webster County High in mid-2023 and began her service not long after, serving as a law enforcement officer with excellence, according to the state guard. “She had a lot of compassion and she absolutely had bravery,” Morrisey told the crowd at the service. “Though her life was cut short, she has created a legacy that’s going to be remembered always.”