Afghan refugees in the US fear for families left behind
Al Jazeera, 03 Feb 2022
The US secretaries of state and defence are meeting members of Congress to discuss the chaotic withdrawal from Afghanistan.
Washington and its allies have helped about 120,000 Afghans leave the country since the Taliban seized power last year.
But advocacy groups are concerned about the refugees who fled to the US and the families they left behind.
Al Jazeera’s Patty Culhane reports from Hyattsville, Maryland.
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Washington and its allies have helped about 120,000 Afghans leave the country since the Taliban seized power last year.
But advocacy groups are concerned about the refugees who fled to the US and the families they left behind.
Al Jazeera’s Patty Culhane reports from Hyattsville, Maryland.
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