44 Afghan evacuees flagged by US as possible security threats

44 Afghan Refugees Brought to the U.S. Flagged as Potential National Security Risks - The Ohio Star

by Kaylee Greenlee Some 44 Afghan refugees who were brought to the U.S. were flagged as potential national security threats in the last two weeks, The Washington Post reported on Friday.Over 60,000 Afghans have been evacuated to the U.S. and around 13 of them are waiting to go through additional counterterrorism screening measures in Customs and Border Protection (CBP) custody, according to the Post. Fifteen others were transferred to Immigratio…

44 Afghan 'refugees' identified as potential national security risks

By Kaylee Greenlee Daily Caller News FoundationSome 44 Afghan refugees who were brought to the U.S. were flagged as potential national security threats in the last two weeks, The Washington Post reported on Friday.Over 60,000 Afghans have been evacuated to the U.S. and around 13 of them are waiting to go through additional counterterrorism screening measures in Customs and Border Protection (CBP) custody, according to the Post. Fifteen others we…

Dozens of Afghan evacuees flagged by DHS as potential security threats

Over 40 Afghan refugees have been flagged by the Department of Homeland Security as potential national security threats as tens of thousands of refugees from the war-torn country are poised to resettle in the United States.

Relax: 44 Afghan Evacuees Could Be Jihad Terrorists

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Nearly four dozen Afghan evacuees flagged over security risks: Report

The Department of Homeland Security has flagged more than 40 Afghan evacuees over possible security risks.

44 Afghan Refugees Seen as Potential Security Risks

"The Department of Homeland Security flagged 44 Afghan evacuees as potential national security risks during the past two weeks as the government screened tens of thousands for resettlement in the United States," the Washington Post reports.