Defense Department spent more than $188 million to support thousands of Afghan refugees at Marine Corps Base Quantico, report says

It took more than $188.4 million to support thousands of Afghan refugees housed at Marine Corps Base Quantico, Va., for three months following the U.S. evacuation mission from Afghanistan, according to a Defense Department inspector general report published Thursday.

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