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Afghan translators stranded as passports become casualty of US Embassy capture

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Afghans who earned American visas after working for the U.S. military had their passports destroyed or lost at the U.S. Embassy in Kabul before it was evacuated, leaving them with no clear path out of the country.

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Afghan Translators Stranded as Passports Become Casualty of US Embassy Capture

Now that the U.S. military has left, it will be difficult to legally evacuate people without proper documents.

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Afghan translators stranded as passports become casualty of US Embassy capture

Afghans who earned American visas after working for the U.S. military had their passports destroyed or lost at the U.S. Embassy in Kabul before it was evacuated, leaving them with no clear path out of the country.

·Washington, United States
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