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As Biden ends mission in Afghanistan, a refugee backlash looms at home
President Joe Biden has faced a torrent of criticism for abandoning Afghan partners as their country fell to the Taliban. Now, there is also a looming political controversy over the thousands of Afghans Biden will end up resettling over here.
An increasingly vocal group of Republicans - led by Donald Trump, who made immigration restrictions a hallmark of his presidency - oppose the resettlement of Afghan refugees in the U.S., claiming that they could be dangerous, or will change the make-up of the country. And they plan to make it an issue in next year's midterm elections, along with broader attacks about Biden's messy withdrawal from Afghanistan.
One of those Republicans, Rep. Matt Rosendale of Montana, said the chaos in Afghanistan should not be "an excuse to flood" the U.S. with refugees.
"We have to make sure that the people that enter into our country want to support our country, not want to attack our country," Rosendale said in an interview. He said he plans to urge fellow Republican Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte to reject refugees housed in his state without proof of vetting.
The White House is moving swiftly to try and tamp down any backlash, and avoid the sort of politicization and outrage that plagued efforts to resettle Syrian refugees in 2015 and created havoc in the federal refugee program.
Administration officials say they have been working behind the scenes to brief local and state leaders on how extensively refugees are vetted before they step foot on American soil. Refugee organizations, which are working with the administration, are doing the same in communities. And both are conducting media outreach to try and dispel myths on the resettlement process.
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Harris vädjan till migranterna: "Kom inte hit"
Migration står högst på dagordningen när USA:s vicepresident Kamala Harris besöker Guatemala på sin första utlandsresa i tjänsten.
Tillsammans med landets president Alejandro Giammattei har hon diskuterat hur de båda länderna ska få migranter att sluta försöka ta sig till USA.
Kamala Harris budskap till de de migranter som planerar att korsa gränsen in i USA var endast tre ord långt:
- Kom inte hit.
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