"The Biden Administration's security vetting procedures to clear Afghans entering the country remain unclear and incomplete, and, unless change, are insufficient to preserve the safety of the American homeland," the senators wrote.
As a consequence of the Biden administration's hasty and chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan in August, thousands of refugees were allowed into the United States under a temporary status called "humanitarian parole." These refugees were first relocated to military bases in the U.S., where they are supposed to be connected with resettlement services to begin a new life in America.
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