Biden’s messy Operation Allies Welcome program failed to monitor Afghans entering US, damning report found

New York PostThursday, November 27, 2025 at 2:22:02 PM
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Biden’s messy Operation Allies Welcome program failed to monitor Afghans entering US, damning report found
  • A federal report has revealed significant flaws in the Biden administration's Operation Allies Welcome program, which was designed to facilitate the entry of Afghan nationals into the U.S. The program reportedly failed to adequately monitor the refugees once they arrived, raising concerns about safety and security, especially following a shooting incident involving an Afghan national who entered under this initiative.
  • The shortcomings of Operation Allies Welcome have prompted scrutiny of the Biden administration's immigration policies, particularly in light of the recent shooting that injured two members of the National Guard. This incident has led to calls for a reevaluation of the vetting processes for Afghan refugees, highlighting potential risks associated with rapid resettlement efforts.
  • The situation underscores a broader debate about immigration policy and national security, as the Trump administration has announced plans to review the cases of Afghan nationals admitted under Biden. This move reflects ongoing tensions regarding immigration practices and the implications of refugee resettlement, particularly in the context of recent violent incidents linked to individuals who entered the U.S. during the chaotic evacuation from Afghanistan.
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