Roughly 20,000 Afghans have expressed interest in the program.
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in the coming days.Īnother 4,000 SIV applicants, plus their families, who have not yet cleared the security screening are expected to be relocated to third countries ahead of the completion of the U.S. Preceded in death by parents, Richard and Carol. Survived by sister, Cynthia Tinge Wines and brother, Michael Tinge. That group of 221 people are among 2,500 who will be brought to the U.S. TIMOTHY TINGE OBITUARY Age 65 Of Plato, MN Died Thursday, July 29, 2021. troops or diplomats - who have cleared security vetting arrived in the U.S. The first group of Afghan Special Immigrant Visa applicants - most of whom served as translators or did other work for U.S. citizen employee of a U.S-based media outlet or nongovernmental organization. government agency or by the most senior civilian U.S. To qualify for the Priority 2 category, Afghans must be nominated by a U.S. government or didn't hold their government jobs long enough. affiliation" but aren't able to get a Special Immigrant Visa because they did not work directly for the U.S. Refugee Admissions Program is intended for Afghans and their immediate families who "may be at risk due to their U.S. The creation of a "Priority 2" category for Afghans within the U.S. government and the NATO military operation who don't meet the criteria for a dedicated program for such workers are also covered. Javed Tanveer/Getty ImagesĬurrent and former employees of the U.S. Afghan internally displaced families are pictured upon their arrival from the outskirts Kandahar, who fled due to the ongoing battle between Taliban fighters and Afghan security forces, at a refugee camp in Kandahar on July 27, 2021.
State Department said that those who worked for U.S.-based media organizations and relief groups will be allowed access to resettle in the United States as permanent refugees.
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