about and recognises that this is very hard as the secretary of state put it. particularly at a time or taliban forces are controlling more and more of the communication routes inside afghanistan and also the border crossings and people will be fearful about coming across taliban roadblocks and being asked to see who they are to prevent the papers and all that kind of thing because the taliban and obviously will be on the taliban and obviously will be on the lookout for those who they see as collaborators of the us forces and there are a number of barriers here to cross with those who feel they have to leave for their own safety and the safety of their families. the us i don t think has completely closed the door on some kind of support outside the country and they are saying that there, there will be some pressure to give simpson to help to those who do have a case.
months. so they and their families would have to find a way out of the country and then support themselves are a pretty lengthy process of vetting before they have got anywhere near the united states. that is quite a significant caveat, isn t it? these people have to find their own way out of the country and their own way out of the country and their own way out of the country and their own means of support before they get into the united states. i think that is right and that is something that the administration was asked about the day and it recognises that this is very hard, as a secretary of state put it, particularly at a time where the taliban forces are controlling more and more of the communication routes inside afghanistan and also their border crossings. people will be fearful about coming across taliban roadblocks, being asked to say who they are, to present their papers, all of that kind of thing because the taliban will be on the lookout for those who they would see as col