There Was No Plan From The Trump Administration To Move Civilians Out: Report

[BWK]

Is Biden still following someone's instructions? The fact we have some unknown person giving Biden instructions is unsettling.

Are you asking or telling? Looks like it's both.

 

[jknowgood]

Your arguments are devoid of anything intelligent. It's just total ignorance with you. Scram! Don't you have enough sense to know how boring you are?

I know, facts suck for liberals.

 

[basquebromance]

 

[basquebromance]

the US should not weasel out of it's obligations in fighting terror. the time for Biden's equivocations is over. the time for action is NOW. NOOOOOOOOW!

 

[Papageorgio]

Are you asking or telling? Looks like it's both.

I wouldn’t expect you to understand and you didn’t disappoint.

 

[themirrorthief]

There is a backlog of Special Immigrant Visas (SIV) applications that the U.S. Embassy in Afghanistan was rushing to process using just a skeleton staff. Now, Afghan allies are in a complicated position because the Taliban won't allow them through to the airport without the proper paperwork. Afghans can't get the paperwork unless they get the necessary documents from the Embassy staff who are at the airport.

Another barrier happened in March 2020 when, due to COVID protocols, the U.S. Embassy in Kabul paused visa interviews and application processes. They were reopened Biden's second week in office.

Axios said that one of the officials was "alarmed" when it was discovered that "there was no plan from the Trump administration on how to move Afghan civilians out of the country, even though they had committed to leaving the country by May 1. So we began building one from scratch."

Exclusive: Inside the White House scramble to protect Afghan allies

A year without visa interviews in Kabul on top of the Taliban's rapid advance has hampered the Biden administration.

www.axios.com

There is currently 80,000 visas waiting for approval.

this will shock you trump hasnt been pres n a long time