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The New York Times reports that “at least hundreds of U.S. citizens and potentially thousands of green card holders . . . are stranded in Afghanistan.”
Instead of getting them out as Promised, Joe Biden's State Department Is sending e-mails and texts to those left behind that tell them to:
- Keep a low profile.
- “Make contingency plans to leave when it is safe to do so that do not rely on U.S. government assistance.”
Hundreds of US citizens and several thousand Green Card-holding dual citizens are trapped in Afghanistan now.
At least 24 Sacramento-area students are confirmed to be stranded in Afghanistan as turmoil continues in Kabul, according to school officials.
This is just discussing U.S. citizens and green card holders. The U.S. also left behind journalists working for the U.S.-funded Voice of America and Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, thousands of American University of Afghanistan students and graduates, and an Afghan interpreter who helped rescue Joe Biden when his helicopter was forced to land in bad weather in 2008.
'Yesterday in his remarks, President Biden saluted “the extraordinary success of this mission.”
There are many different people left behind whose stories are shed in this article. none of them feel as if the mission to get THEM out was an 'extraordinary success' .
www.nationalreview.com
Instead of getting them out as Promised, Joe Biden's State Department Is sending e-mails and texts to those left behind that tell them to:
- Keep a low profile.
- “Make contingency plans to leave when it is safe to do so that do not rely on U.S. government assistance.”
Hundreds of US citizens and several thousand Green Card-holding dual citizens are trapped in Afghanistan now.
At least 24 Sacramento-area students are confirmed to be stranded in Afghanistan as turmoil continues in Kabul, according to school officials.
This is just discussing U.S. citizens and green card holders. The U.S. also left behind journalists working for the U.S.-funded Voice of America and Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, thousands of American University of Afghanistan students and graduates, and an Afghan interpreter who helped rescue Joe Biden when his helicopter was forced to land in bad weather in 2008.
'Yesterday in his remarks, President Biden saluted “the extraordinary success of this mission.”
There are many different people left behind whose stories are shed in this article. none of them feel as if the mission to get THEM out was an 'extraordinary success' .

The Americans Joe Biden Left Behind | National Review
Yes, the Biden administration’s actions actually have stranded U.S. citizens and green-card holders in Afghanistan.
