White border around pasted images

This is probably a very simple problem, I could just fix it by restoring default settings, but I'd like to know how to do it manully. Basically whenever I copy & paste an image, a white border is created around that pic. Usually it's just the selection I wanted that gets pasted without any borders.
thank you in advance

I will add if the layer the image is on the border will be white, however if it is normal layer, the border will be transparent. If it is transparent, you can either flatten the layer(s) or add a layer move it below the image layer then fill it with white.
Note, the second method of using a layer is a great tip for using other colors, gradations, patterns, etc.

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