why the united nations need to lean into this. and i really do see britain as a permanent member of the un security council, to lead forward and lean into this with some sense of urgency. labour said the process of evacuation should have started sooner, and cooperation now from neighbouring countries isn t guaranteed. there are many, many people that i ve been in contact with only over the last few days who are currently in hiding, who have no safe route out of afghanistan, as well as hundreds of people who have been trying to make their way to the border and get across, particularly the border with pakistan. when i spoke to officials from the pakistani government in the last couple of days, there was an element of pessimism about how much pakistan is going to be able to do. the british ambassador to afghanistan is stepping down from kabul, but operations will continue from qatar. while british troops and diplomats have now arrived home safely,
to lead forward and lean into this with some sense of urgency. labour said the process of evacuation should have started sooner, and cooperation now from neighbouring countries isn t guaranteed. there are many, many people that i ve been in contact with only over the last few days who are currently in hiding, who have no safe route out of afghanistan, as well as hundreds of people who have been trying to make their way to the border and get across, particularly the border with pakistan. when i spoke to officials from the pakistani government in the last couple of days, there was an element of pessimism about how much pakistan is going to be able to do. the british ambassador to afghanistan is stepping down from kabul, but operations will continue from qatar. while british troops and diplomats have now arrived home safely, many of those who helped uk forces
15,000 people, the majority of them afghan citizens, have been airlifted from kabul. but hundreds more who are eligible for relocation to the uk are still in the country, and the taliban haven t yet guaranteed safe passage. some of borisjohnson s own mps have expressed anger and shame. this former british army officer told me refugee camps and processing centres need to be set up urgently. i m not aware of any of these camps, of any of these processes, of any of the grander strategy that is actually required. and again it goes back to the bigger decision to withdraw, that all these things were not thought through. it s been catastrophic what has happened in afghanistan. all the more reason why the united nations need to lean into this. and i really do see britain as a permanent member of the un security council, to lead forward and lean into this with some sense of urgency. labour said the process of evacuation should have started sooner, and cooperation now from neighbouring countries
have started sooner, and cooperation now from neighbouring countries isn t guaranteed. there are many, many people that i ve been in contact with only over the last few days who are currently in hiding, who have no safe route out of afghanistan, as well as hundreds of people who have been trying to make their way to the border and get across, particularly the border with pakistan. when i spoke to officials from the pakistani government in the last couple of days, there was an element of pessimism about how much pakistan is going to be able to do. the british ambassador to afghanistan is stepping down from kabul, but operations will continue from qatar. while british troops and diplomats have now arrived home safely, many of those who helped uk forces are still in harm s way. president biden has honoured the 13 us troops who were among those killed in thursday s suicide attack, at kabul airport.
swing vote we saw groups come out to a fourth of july parade and say we need you to stand against this bill and ultimately they won her over. at the time it was uncertain whether we could win that fight. as we look forward to the supreme court fight there is a pathway to victory. it is tough, it isn t guaranteed but the exact same engagement from across the country with groups fighting this fight, that s the thing that s going to work. it s not hard to do. it s not complicated to understand, but it s going to take all of us joining together to really defeat this extremist nominee we think is coming down from president trump. ezra, tell me how this dove tails or whether it dove tails with the incredible energy, upset we re seeing all over the country with the parents and kids being separated. this border plts tonight mean there are more than 2,000 kids