• Trump Is Keeping the Promises that Biden Broke for Our Afghan Allies

    From John Smyth@21:1/5 to All on Thu Jul 24 19:36:38 2025
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    Trump wins again.
    He must have a lot of energy because undoing the mess that Joe Biden
    created is a full time job by itself.

    'Trump Is Keeping the Promises that Biden Broke for Our Afghan Allies'

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    'Trump Is Keeping the Promises that Biden Broke

    For years, the United States made a solemn promise to our Afghan allies:
    stand with us, and we will stand with you.

    These brave men and women—interpreters, soldiers, and
    professionals—risked their lives alongside U.S. troops, fighting for
    freedom and stability in Afghanistan. Yet, when the Biden administration oversaw the chaotic 2021 withdrawal, thousands of these allies were left behind, abandoned to the mercy of the Taliban.

    Among them, 28 Afghans remain stranded in Abu Dhabi’s Emirates
    Humanitarian City, facing the imminent threat of deportation back to Afghanistan—a death sentence for many due to their service to America.

    These 28 individuals, among them those who directly supported American operations in direct combat roles, are living in extreme and credible
    fear. The Taliban’s brutal regime has already hunted down and killed countless former allies, with reports of over 200 Afghan soldiers and
    police officers murdered after a UK data leak exposed their identities.



    For the 28 Afghans left behind in Abu Dhabi, the clock is ticking. The
    United Arab Emirates, citing the U.S.’s failure to resettle, as they languished in a refugee camp for 4 years, has begun returning evacuees
    to Afghanistan, where they face arrest, torture, rape and execution.
    This is a horrific betrayal of our allies, a promise broken by the Biden administration’s inaction.

    This betrayal has also taken a devastating toll on the warfighters and
    veterans who fought side by side with their Afghan allies. Many who
    served alongside these Afghan allies formed deep bonds, relying on their language skills, cultural knowledge, courage, and loyalty in the face of danger.

    Watching their comrades abandoned and left to fend for themselves, often resulting in their deaths, has caused profound trauma. This has left
    countless veterans grappling with guilt and despair. Tragically, this
    broken promise has driven some to the brink, contributing to a
    heartbreaking rise in veteran suicides as they wrestle with the moral
    injury of leaving our allies behind.

    But hope emerged last Friday when President Donald Trump learned of
    their plight. Unlike his predecessor, who left these heroes in limbo,
    President Trump acted swiftly, declaring, “I will try to save them,
    starting right now.”

    His administration, led by Vice President J.D. Vance, Secretary of State
    Marco Rubio, and White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles, intervened to
    halt the UAE’s deportations and begin vetting these allies for safe resettlement. This decisive leadership stands in stark contrast to the
    Biden administration’s neglect.

    We owe an immense debt of gratitude to the Trump administration for
    honoring America’s promise to our Afghan allies. Their actions reaffirm
    that the United States does not abandon those who risked everything for
    us. But the work is not over. The threat of deportation looms, and time
    is running out.

    A simple, urgent solution is needed: bring these 28 Afghans to the
    United States immediately, using commercial or military air transport.
    They should be housed on a secure military installation while undergoing thorough vetting to ensure national security checks are met.



    Those who served and sacrificed alongside U.S. forces—verified through rigorous background checks—must be resettled in America without delay, fulfilling our moral obligation, and for any who do not meet these
    criteria, arrangements should be made to relocate them to other nations
    willing to offer safe haven.

    The Trump administration has taken the first critical step, but the
    clock is ticking. We must act quickly now and show the world that
    America keeps its promises.

    Thank you, President Trump, for your leadership.

    Let’s finish this mission and keep the promises that the Biden
    administration broke'

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