As U.S. Withdraws, Afghan Interpreters Fear Being Left Behind

As U.S. Withdraws, Afghan Interpreters Fear Being Left Behind A program to bring people employed by the American military to the United States is backlogged, with thousands of applicants denied ... Read More

Jake Gyllenhaal, Afghan interpreter on new film remembering Afghanistan ...

Guy Ritchie's film 'The Covenant' showcases the deep-seated relationship between U.S. service members and their life-saving Afghan interpreters during the war. Read More

Manuel: Afghan interpreters left behind fight for survival - Boston Herald

Since the U.S. withdrawal, thousands of Afghans who served as interpreters or supported NATO forces have been living in this same constant fear, moving from safe house to safe house, hoping that ... Read More

Year after U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan many Afghans who ... - CBS News

Former Afghan interpreter Syed Mortaza Wafa is seen in a file photo with U.S. Air Force Master Sergeant David Piscorick (now Retired), who is still working a year after the last American forces ... Read More

He Worked With the U.S. for 9 Years. Now He’s Left Behind in Afghanistan.

Now as the U.S. officially wraps up its military mission in Afghanistan … “It’s time to end America’s longest war.” … tens of thousands of Afghan interpreters and contractors like ... Read More

What happened to the Afghan civilians who helped the US but ... - Fox News

The U.S. left thousands of Afghan allies behind when it ended its nearly two decade war last year, leaving them few options to escape Taliban rule and in constant danger. Fox News Media Fox Business ... Read More

Afghan allies left behind after US withdrawal find hard path to safety

A year ago this month, the American military evacuated more than 76,000 Afghans to the U.S. as it withdrew. But many former Afghan allies and family members didn't make it, leaving them at risk of ... Read More

As a young Afghan interpreter, he helped a US officer. Then he ... - MSN

But Karimi, a former U.S. military interpreter – like thousands of other Afghan allies vulnerable to Taliban reprisal – had been left behind. Instead, he and his family had made it as far as ... Read More

Documentary captures the Afghan withdrawal through eyes of interpreters

The non-profit “No One Left Behind” is a leading organization that rescues America’s Afghan allies to safety in the U.S. According to its website, over 140,000 Afghans are in danger . Read More