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Through the process and actually get their visa issued. and be able to be eligible to leave. what you find is the resources there, this entire thing was being gutted and underresourced. and if you look at the numbers on a yearly basis, youll see that a lower and lower number of people get approved and the visas dont get issued. i remember specifically there was one time where former vice president pence was upset at a story, a news story, that he had seen on the front page of a newspaper. so i g...

Because of such a volatile situation that we do something about the crowding of the get to the airport and thats exactly what were doing the more that we move people out of the airport who are already in the more we alleviate overcrowding inside the airport and the more we can get people inside the airport and reduce the crowding. but second most important were in direct contact with americans and others to help guide them to the airport, the right place and the right time to get in more safely ...

We knew what we were up against. when you look at the days of these people, they were stuck for three years. that number increased under the trump administration. i found out there was one person in the state department doing the security checks there for thousands of people. >> donna, the xenophobia shes talking about there, not surprising, still sickening. i want to you talk about both what the biden administration inherited here but a question i keep circling back to which is as this governme...

People on our military flights and charter flights that weve helped organize to get out of the airport we have now asked authorities that the president asked airlines to help participate in moving people not auto kabul but the third country sites were retaking them as we finish processing and going through security checks we reached agreements with two dozen countries over four continents who are helping or soon help to get people out of kabul and this is one way to make sure that we have enough...

Passengers disembarked and brought here by bus and the first person they need and they are given a welcome to germany and the ramstein air base and then proceed through medical checks as well as security checks and then brought to a holding area where their i.d.s are checked and finally get to their temporary living quarters here on the base. this is an all hands on deck effort between the usair force army, as well as avolunteers, i the red cross. screen for anyone flagged by federal data bases ...

Explains the commander colonel adrian williams. >> its enormous. it is such a huge humanitarian mission. weve gone from 75 passengers on board all the way up to 400. >> so as you can see behind me, thats a c-17 globe master. these are the flights that have been coming in and out of the air base. one just landed. what happens is passengers disembark. theyre brought by bus and the first person they meet is a uso imam. theyre welcomed to germany, to the base and then they proceed through medical ch...

Is passengers disembark. theyre brought here by bus and the first person they meet is a uso imam. they are given a welcome to the airbase and then they proceed through medical checks, as well as security checks. then, they are brought to a holding area where their i.d.s are checked. then finally, they will be able to get to their temporary living quarters here on the base. this is an all-hands-on-deck effort between the u.s. air force, army, as well as more than 1,500 civilian volunteers, includ...

Germany, to the ramstein air base, then they proceed through medical checks as well as security checks. then theyre brought to a holding area where their i.d.s are checked. finally, theyll be able to get to their temporary living quarters here on the base. this is an all hands on deck effort between the u.s. air force, army, as well as more than 1,500 civilian volunteers, including the red cross. but safety and security is the priority here. that includes rigorous i.d. checks, fingerprints, and ...

Disembark. theyre brought here by bus, and the first person they meet is a uso imam. they are given a welcome to germany, to the ramstein air base, and then they proceed through medical checks, as well as security checks. then, they are brought to a holding area, where their i.d.s are checked. then finally, they will be able to get to their temporary living quarters here on the base. >> reporter: this is an all-hands-on-deck effort between the u.s. air force, army, as well as more than 1,500 civ...

People on our military flights and charter flights that weve helped organize to get out of the airport we have now asked authorities that the president asked airlines to help participate in moving people not auto kabul but the third country sites were retaking them as we finish processing and going through security checks we reached agreements with two dozen countries over four continents who are helping or soon help to get people out of kabul and this is one way to make sure that we have enough...