‘Knife-Wielding Afghan Refugee Charges Police’: ‘Almost none of the 82,000 people airlifted from Kabul in August were vetted before being admitted to the United States, despite claims to the contrary from the Biden administration’

SF: Afghan Screaming ‘Allahu Akbar’ Charges Cops with Knife

2021 › 11 › 28 › san-francisco-knife San Francisco: Knife-Wielding Afghan Refugee Charges Police, Is Shot Dead. In San Francisco on Wednesday, a man named Ajmal Amani, screaming “Allahu akbar,” charged at police with a large …

The media has put the officers on blast for shooting the Afghan ‘refugee’. They seem to be conveniently leaving out a few crucial details about the moments before he was taken down.https://t.co/Lhk4XOJrF6

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In setting a deadline to withdraw from Afghanistan, Biden pledged that anyone brought back into the U.S. would be vetted.

“Planes taking off from Kabul are not flying directly to the United States. They’re landing at U.S. military bases and transit centers around the world,” Biden said on Aug. 22. “At these sites where they are landing, we are conducting thorough scrutiny — security screenings for everyone who is not a U.S. citizen or a lawful permanent resident.”

The administration also brought into the U.S. tens of thousands of Afghans who were not qualified.

Tens of thousands entered US unvetted after Kabul airlift, officials say in memo

November 24, 2021 05:25 PM By Anna Giaritelli

Almost none of the 82,000 people airlifted from Kabul in August were vetted before being admitted to the United States, despite claims to the contrary from the Biden administration, according to a congressional memo summarizing interviews with federal officials who oversaw the effort at domestic and international military bases.

Senior officials across the departments of Homeland Security, Defense, State, and Justice described a disastrous screening and vetting process in the memo, drafted by Senate Republicans in late October.

The Biden administration failed to vet the information that tens of thousands of Afghans provided through in-person interviews and relied solely on criminal and terrorist databases to flag bad actors, according to the memo — that is, merely screening, rather than vetting, people brought to the U.S.

The administration also brought into the U.S. tens of thousands of Afghans who were not qualified. The large majority of people, approximately 75%, evacuated were not American citizens, green card holders, Afghan Special Immigrant Visa holders, or applicants for the visa, three people familiar with the interviews outlined in the memo told the Washington Examiner.

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