A Reuters report on the 14th titled “U.S. Desperately Seeks Countries Willing to Take in Afghan Refugees” noted that the Biden administration is currently engaged in desperate, secret negotiations with more countries, hoping they will temporarily accept Afghans who have worked for the United States, including interpreters and other staff members, as well as their families.
Reuters reported that Canadian authorities recently expressed their intention to accept 20,000 Afghan refugees, but emphasized that female leaders, human rights defenders, journalists, and LGBTQ+ individuals would be given priority. Reports indicate that if these individuals are not within the secure zone in the Afghan capital of Kabul, it may be difficult to evacuate them.
A Reuters report on the 14th titled “U.S. Desperately Seeks Countries Willing to Take in Afghan Refugees” noted that the Biden administration is currently engaged in desperate, secret talks with more countries, hoping they will temporarily accept Afghans who have worked for the U.S., including interpreters and other staff members and their families.
Reuters reported that Canadian authorities recently expressed their intention to accept 20,000 Afghan refugees, but emphasized that female leaders, human rights defenders, journalists, and members of the LGBTQ+ community would be given priority. Reports indicate that if these individuals are not within the secure zone in the Afghan capital of Kabul, it may be difficult to evacuate them.
