destination country and it can't be the u.s., either." isn't that nice? none of this is stopping afghan refugees from arriving in the u.s. however. according to general glenn vaughn heard of u.s. northern command, less than half the afghan refugees coming to the u.s. are special visa applicants who we kind of want here. there are thousands of afghans we know little to nothing about that are coming here. allowed to land on u.s. bases in our country. according to a recent report, one male afghan refugee was recently detained at an air base in germany after explosive material was found in his carry-on luggage before he bordered this flight to rome's time , u.s. officials believe the materials related to his work in that terrorism. it is his job to be a terrorist? just a thought, but he was still placed on a restrictive list. all of this could be a crisis for the state department and they would be focused on fixing it, right? but they are apparently busy