US President Donald Trump doubled down on his anti-immigration policies on Nov. 30, saying his administration's pause on processing of all asylum applications has "no time limit, but it could be a long time."

Axar.az informs, citing USA Today, "We don't want those people. We have enough problems," Trump told reporters on board Air Force One. "Many of them are no good and they shouldn't be in our country."

When asked about who "those people" are, the president said "people from different countries that are not friendly to us and countries that are out of control themselves." He again referred to "Third World Countries," a term used to refer to poor and less developed nations.

"I don’t think they are all 'Third World,' but in many cases they are 'Third World.' They are not good countries. They are crime-ridden countries. They’re countries that don’t do a good job," Trump said. "We frankly don’t need their people coming into our country telling us what to do.