Page 2 - Resettlement Process News Today

American plane was packed with about 800 afghans, they had not been checked, theyjust flooded onto the plane and the aircrew did not want to kick them off?— to kick them off? thats why the auestion to kick them off? thats why the question is _ to kick them off? thats why the question is not _ to kick them off? thats why the question is not how _ to kick them off? thats why the question is not how can - to kick them off? thats why the question is not how can you - to kick them off? thats why th...

They didnt fight for their country for one day, they collapsed and ran away and emptying civil society, we spent 20 years educating people. laura: weve got to go but fascinating, we will have you back, this will be an ongoing issue and based on your best struggling experience, should we be demanding answers now about how the vetting of these refugees, migrants in some cases would be done so the drawdown was announced, center for immigration studies since then was monitoring a number of bills tha...

That is what we are going to do between now and the end of the week. >> tonight the u.s. is scrambling to evacuate people from before the withdrawal deadline into weeks time. according to the international rescue committee, more than 3000 afghan civilians have been affiliated with the u.s. mission. the number of fleeing the country could be extraordinary. images are emerging with just some of those evacuations. 640 people, packed into a u.s. cargo plane. flying from kabul to qatar. pentagon says...

We have identified those individuals and families. we are making provision to have them come to the airport and get on evacuation flights out of the country. that is what we are going to do between now and the end of the month. >> tonight the u.s. is scrambling to evacuate people from afghanistan before the withdrawal deadline in two weeks time. according to the international rescue committee, more than 300,000 afghan civilians have been affiliated with the u.s. mission, meaning the number fleei...

Hit, for example, have on your community? could the community survive a direct hit from one of these big storms? >> no possible way. >> talk to me a little bit about what the resettlement process is going to be like. how does it actually work? when residents move to their new homes, will they own the land or will it stand remain in the hands of the u.s. government? >> they will own their own parcel of land that their house is on. they are supposed to have a 501 c 3 developing for the land. those...

One that arrived and the other one that was ready to get in but was halted. like some dads with their children and vice versa. so this separated the families. and if this thing continues, we will end up completely separated. >> wednesday university professor has interviewed hundreds of syrian refugees and is examining the invisible, psychological wounds caused by the war and the resettlement process. the researchers found that roughly one va/third screened positive for post traumatic stress diso...

Syrian refugees and is examining the inviz bable. psychological wounds caused by the war and the resettlement process. his research team has found that nearly half of the adult syrian refuge refugees knave evaluated screened positive for post-traumatic stress disorderer. stressors like the uncertainty over the ban xser bait those. >> they come in with the stress of immigration. they have the stress of poverty. they dont know how to cope with the environment, they have to learn about the culture....

The subject of the court case, and hes tweeted "big increase in traffic into our country from certain areas while our people are fa are more vulnerable, as we wait for what should be easy d" meaning decision, clearly. hes putting pressure on the court saying the risk is increasing as we wait for this decision. from your, colleagues and now no long we are dhs, but you have this experience over four years there, reporting in from istanbul, is there an increased risk that is perceptible from these ...

Received. >> and the ban could affect something like 20,000 refugees. explain to us what this -- where this leaves them basically. >> well, its a temporary suspension of the resettlement program, as you know. it means that we estimate some 20,000 people may, for the time being, being affected. obviously we seek to engage with the u.s. administration to hear and listen to their concerns and to address them. resettlement process is one of the most vetted processes in order for any traveler to ente...

Unchr, she said around 800 people part of the resettlement process were affected by this back in january. they are rebooking their flights and arrangements. imagine how difficult that is to go through the whole emotional process of trying to get resettled and be told no, yes, no, yes and not knowing what is happening next. you also have some people where if they have the option to perhaps be able to postpone travel to the united states, if they are going for business or family members who are co...