US EditionHoman vows to fully vet Afghan evacuees in the country
- The Department of Defense found that Afghan evacuees were not vetted by the National Counter-Terrorism Center before arriving in the U.S.
- Nearly 80,000 Afghan refugees were admitted into the U.S. between July 2021 and January 2022, according to the Inspector General of the Department of Homeland Security.
- Homan vows the Trump administration will thoroughly vet Afghan evacuees after a report noted that the group was not properly vetted during the Biden administration's withdrawal.
- Homan supports the Afghan Vetting Accountability Act, previously introduced in the U.S. Senate by Senators Rick Scott and Joni Ernst.
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Homan vows to fully vet Afghan evacuees in the country
Border czar Tom Homan vows the Trump administration will thoroughly vet Afghan refugees after a government report noted the group was not properly vetted after the U.S.' deadly withdrawal from the country during the Biden administration.
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Since 2021, I’ve sounded the alarm about the former Biden administration’s failure to vet Afghan refugees. Instead of coming clean, the previous administration dismissed and failed to answer my oversight requests. For years, the Biden administration hid from the American people known vulnerabilities in the vetting process that goes under the names of Operation Allies Welcome and Operation Allies Refuge. The Department of Homeland Security…
Homan Vows to Fully Vet Afghan Evacuees in the Country | Headline USA
(Sarah Roderick-Fitch, The Center Square) Border czar Tom Homan vows the Trump administration will thoroughly vet Afghan refugees after a government report noted the group was not properly vetted after the U.S.’ deadly withdrawal from the country during the Biden administration. Homan told The Center Square that the Trump administration would be doing things the “right way” by revisiting the vetting process. “We’re going to re-vet them because w…
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