at the u.s. embassy in kabul. he took this photo the day he was evacuated in august. he and his pregnant wife made it on to one of the last military flights and eventually to charlotte, north carolina where he has been living with about 50 afghan families in a motel. supermarket [inaudible] unlike most of the 124,000 afghans airlifted out of kabul, abdullah has received a social security number. he is one of the lucky ones. they have been sitting in hotel rooms for months on end waiting for that card to come in that says they are allowed to work. sean, save our allies a group formed by u.s. veterans last august says unless congress acts, these afghans will fail. agencies that handle the programs are overwhelmed and unable to support those needs and so, many afghans unfortunately are falling
through the cracks. on december 6th abdullah s wife. his baby was born with a club foot. and the government refunded settlement agency could not help. save our allies got him an appointment at children s hospital in greenville, south carolina. the u.s. government only commits to providing support for the evacuees for 90 days. it provides $1,225 per evacuee. they also loaned them the money to fly to their final destination. that money needs to be paid back. nic, another veteran, described the case of an afghan combat translator named johnny who fox news has followed on his journey to north carolina. he was evacuated with his wife and three children. he has had his work visa lost in the mail twice. if we did not provide financial support, if we weren t looking out for him, he literally would be on the street with no means of feeding his family. do we want them to become successful, productive members of american society?
antigovernment far right oath keepers and 10 others with seditious conspiracy. it s the first time the charge has been used in the january 6th investigation. bret? bret: david spunt at the justice department. david, thanks. the part owner and director of the nba s golden state warriors is walking back his comments. we brought you those yesterday that no one cares about the human rights abuses against the uyghurs in china. venture capitalist chamath pat pill his comments lacked empathy. he did not apologize. the team. we are hearing alarming stories tonight about afghan refugees here in the u.s. national security correspondent jennifer griffin takes a look at the story tonight from the pentagon. abdullah worked as a driver