A Department of Defense (DOD) whistleblower is claiming that President Joe Biden and his team of misfits allowed up to 500 Afghans into the United States who were labeled as security risks. The new information was revealed by Sen Josh Hawley and Sen Ron Johnson. We already knew the vetting process was poor and 65 Afghans known to the Department of Defense were allowed into the interior of this country.
The government keeps a DOD national security database that keeps track of Afghanis who could be security threats and it spans the entire 20 years of our actions in Afghanistan. The whistleblower claims that Biden officials allowed 320 Afghans into the country that they knew could be a real threat to our security. Biden brought in tens of thousands, if not more, of Afghanis with little or no documentation.
Furthermore, it is alleged that vetters were told to take shortcuts such as only taking one fingerprint instead of the usual 10. Those instructions allegedly were made by political appointees and not lifetime DOD employees. This was allegedly done overseas as they were trying to process them for entry into the United States. Other shortcuts were implemented as well.
A Department of Defense (DOD) whistleblower is claiming that President Joe Biden and his team of misfits allowed up to 500 Afghans into the United States who were labeled as security risks. The new information was revealed by Sen Josh Hawley and Sen Ron Johnson. We already knew the vetting process was poor and 65 Afghans known to the Department of Defense were allowed into the interior of this country.
The government keeps a DOD national security database that keeps track of Afghanis who could be security threats and it spans the entire 20 years of our actions in Afghanistan. The whistleblower claims that Biden officials allowed 320 Afghans into the country that they knew could be a real threat to our security. Biden brought in tens of thousands, if not more, of Afghanis with little or no documentation.
Furthermore, it is alleged that vetters were told to take shortcuts such as only taking one fingerprint instead of the usual 10. Those instructions allegedly were made by political appointees and not lifetime DOD employees. This was allegedly done overseas as they were trying to process them for entry into the United States. Other shortcuts were implemented as well.
FBI Director Chris Wray says he's worried about terrorist attacks from Afghanistan after Biden’s botched withdrawal
“I’m worried about the possibility that we will see Al Qaeda reconstitute, that ISIS-K potentially taking advantage of the deteriorating security environment.” pic.twitter.com/g8RPOpYUPB
— RNC Research (@RNCResearch) August 4, 2022
Now, we could go on and on, but I think you get the point …
