changes mean? how will they impact the lives of afghans? how many are we talking about here? so state department officials are saying thousands, tens of thousands, even more than that who are potentially eligible for this p-2. but as you mentioned, this is very different than the special immigrant visa program that we heard so much about in recent weeks. it mainly the biggest difference is these people will have to get themselves and their families out of afghanistan on their own and then begin the process of potentially becoming eligible for the p-2. so what this does allow though is people who are eligible for this special immigrant visa, they need to prove they have a two years of employment in the u.s. government while in their in afghanistan. and then they need to have an employment verification. with this p-2 verification, they don t need. that they need to have a sponsor and extensive background checks. but they re able to skip that very difficult bureaucratic step of empl
outline several efforts related to the cuban policy including the national revolutionary police and assistance to cuban dissidents. the department of justice is dealing a major blow to donald trump s efforts to keep his tax returns private. the doj is instructing the treasury department to turn over his tax records to the house ways and means committee. richard neil says their case is strong and he s glad they can finally move forward with the investigation. so the first group of evacuated afghan interpreters who risked their lives to keep american troops safe is now on american soil. on friday about 200 afghans seeking refugees arrived at fort lee in virginia as part of a special immigrant visa program. like so many others have faced death threats from the taliban for providing u.s. support during the war and now
i m jonathan lemire. some congress members marched out in protest. they spoke out against nancy s push to mask up. that s not a speaker for america. that s a speaker only concerned about her own wealth, her own direction, her own control. this is the speaker s house, not nancy s house. this is not nancy s law. this is tierney. this is tierney. somebody has to say something. tyranny. there was a passage of more than a $2 billion security bill. nearly half the bill is for capitol security, including for capitol police who are facing furloughs due to a lack of funding. the rest of the money goes to the special immigrant visa program to assist with
as ever about what it is. they have not been able to get a heat signature or microwave or radiological reading. it still remains a mystery. the biden administration just announced that 2500 afghan civilians who worked with the u.s. during the afghanistan war are now coming to the military base at ft. lee, virginia, as part of a special immigrant visa program. what do we know? we know about 700 or so are people who worked with or for the united states during the war in afghanistan. the others are family members. these are individuals who have been in the special immigrant
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