REPORT: New Email Shows Biden Stopped Vetting Afghan Refugees to Increase Airlift Numbers
The administration reportedly waived vetting rules so it could bring in more refugees.
President Joe Biden’s administration reportedly waived vetting requirements for Afghan refugees in order to help increase the number of people on airlifts out of the Middle Eastern country.
“So the President of the United States — the same one whose administration admitted was relying on the Taliban for security at HKIA and to allow safe passage for those attempting to reach the airport to be evacuated — told the military to allow people to board U.S. aircraft without vetting or certainty that they were eligible to be flown out,” Spencer Brown at Townhall wrote.
“Any claims made by the Biden administration after August 18 that there was vetting or screening of evacuees are simply not true, save for a quick ID check. Instead of ensuring security and eligibility, Biden turned those running the airlift at HKIA into heavily armed bouncers. Biden didn't care about who was getting on the planes — arguably taking seats away from American citizens or Afghans who had helped the United States during two decades of war,” Brown wrote.
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