US EditionOver 5K Afghan migrants flagged on ‘national security’ grounds since 2021, document reveals
- The Department of Homeland Security flagged over 5,000 Afghan migrants for national security issues after their arrival through Operation Allies Welcome, according to data obtained by the New York Post.
- Of the 6,868 Afghan nationals screened, 5,005 raised national security red flags, and 956 posed public safety concerns, as stated by the Department of Homeland Security.
- Senator Chuck Grassley highlighted weak vetting standards in Operation Allies Welcome, emphasizing concerns over the 885 individuals still in the U.S. with unresolved national security issues.
- Following a tragic shooting involving an Afghan national, the Biden administration faced scrutiny, leading to a review of vetting protocols for migrants from high-risk countries, as reported by the Daily Caller.
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DHS Reportedly Flagged Thousands Of Afghans For 'National Security' Concerns Who Were Brought Into Country By Biden
Homeland Security flagged more than 5,000 Afghan migrants for security concerns after they entered US through President Biden's Operation Allies Welcome.
5,000 Afghans Flagged as National Security Concerns Since 2021
Despite claims that Afghans are thoroughly vetted, including Rahmanullah Lakanwal, over 5,000 Afghan migrants have been flagged on national security grounds since 2021. That’s according to a Department of Homeland Security data reveal. In other words, they were admitted without vetting or concern. Let ’em all in no matter what. That’s just Afghans. They aren’t […] The post 5,000 Afghans Flagged as National Security Concerns Since 2021 appeared f…
Shocking Document Reveals Biden's Botched Afghan Evacuation Let Over 5,000 Migrants Flagged for National Security Risks Into America
A newly released document shows that more than 5,000 Afghan migrants brought to the U.S. under Joe Biden’s “Operation Allies Welcome” were flagged for serious national security concerns. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) had flagged “potential derogatory information” on 6,868 people who were allowed to enter the United States during Biden’s chaotic Afghanistan withdrawal. According to data provided by the DHS in a September 9 letter to S…
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