Congress could help Afghan evacuees stay here. Until then, they're in asylum limbo

It’s been two years this month since the Biden administration evacuated more than 70,000 Afghans from their country. The evacuees included Afghan journalists and teachers, along with soldiers, interpreters and others who worked with the U.S. military. They evacuated from the airport in Afghanistan’s capital, Kabul, on Aug. 15, after American forces withdrew from the country

Related Keywords

Afghanistan ,Maryland ,United States ,Ukraine ,Iran ,Arizona ,Kabul ,Kabol ,Wisconsin ,Afghans ,American ,Americans ,Afghan ,Rebekah Edmondson ,Alisa Reznick ,Mahnaz Akbari ,Mo Goldman ,Cultural Support Team ,Immigration Services ,Us Army ,Us Special ,Afghan Female Tactical Platoon ,Female Tactical Platoon ,Adjustment Act ,Afghan Adjustment ,Afghan Adjustment Act ,