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Attack on US solider by airlfited 'Afghan refugee' men, rapes and assaults on others also follow

American feeling on social media is very high. Lots of rage on why so many undesirables were let in. I doubt they will be sent back now as the Taliban would be waiting for them.
Best bet is just push them into those crazy S. American states such as El Salvador, Guatemala etc. They will be safe from the Taliban and also at home with the hordes of criminal vermin.

Send them to Nevada I’m sure their are enough brothel houses to house them.
 
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Thank you, Biden. I have no doubt these men will get released and join the other “asylum” seekers that Democrats like.

Even if they don’t qualify for asylum will they be sent back to Afghanistan?
They will fit in well with the likes of Epstein and Weinsteins, in prison.
 
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The FBI has opened an investigation into the assault of a female solider by several male Afghan refugees at the US Army's Fort Bliss base, in New Mexico.

The alleged assault took place on Sunday, at around midnight, when at least three men allegedly attacked the soldier near her car after she arrived for work at the Dona Ana Complex, which had been accepting refugees airlifted out of Afghanistan are housed, ABC 7 reports.

'We can confirm a female service member supporting Operation Allies Welcome reported being assaulted on September 19 by a small group of male evacuees ,' said Lt. Col. Allie Payne, director of Public Affairs for Fort Bliss and the 1st Armored Division/


'We take the allegation seriously and appropriately referred the matter to the Federal Bureau of Investigation.'

The female soldier has not been identified.

The assault took place at the Army's Dona Ana Complex at the Fort Bliss Base in New Mexico. Pictured, Afghan refugees being processed at the camp on September 10's Dona Ana Complex at the Fort Bliss Base in New Mexico. Pictured, Afghan refugees being processed at the camp on September 10



The assault took place at the Army's Dona Ana Complex at the Fort Bliss Base in New Mexico. Pictured, Afghan refugees being processed at the camp on September 10
The base began setting up tents and taking in refugees from Afghanistan in August


The base began setting up tents and taking in refugees from Afghanistan in August
Refugees stood in line to find housing in the Dona Ana village complex


Refugees stood in line to find housing in the Dona Ana village complex
A man walks with a child inside the complex. Servicemembers are posted at the camp to help the refugees who were airlifted out of Afghanistan


A man walks with a child inside the complex. Servicemembers are posted at the camp to help the refugees who were airlifted out of Afghanistan

The solider has received medical care and counseling following the assault. She was reported to have recovered from her physical injuries.

Payne added that more security measures, including improved lighting and enforcing 'buddy system,' were being added at the camp.

There are nearly 10,000 refugees being housed at the base, USA Today reported.

Special Agent Jeanette Harper, of the FBI's El Paso division, confirmed that the agency was investigating the matter.


US Rep. Yvette Herrell, who represents the area, called the news a vetting failure, Fox reports.

'My prayers are with the courageous soldier and her family. This is yet another tragic failure in the vetting process for Afghan nationals,' Herrell tweeted. 'The American people deserve answers.'

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Families were given quarters at the camp after being screened and vetted


Families were given quarters at the camp after being screened and vetted
The Army said it was stepping up security measures at the camp following the assault



The assault comes days after two Afghan refugees at the US Airforce base camp in Wisconsin were arrested.

On Wednesday, the Department of Justice announced that Bahrullah Noori, 20, was being charged with attempting to engage in a sexual act with a minor, using force against that person, along with three other counts of engaging in sex with a minor.

Meanwhile, Mohammed Haroon Imaad, 32, is facing domestic assault charges after allegedly choking and suffocating his wife on September 17.


Both acts reportedly happened while the two were staying at Fort McCoy in Wisconsin - where they were taken to following their evacuation from Afghanistan.

They were both taken off of the base and are now being held at Dane County Jail.

They were scheduled to be arraigned at a federal court in Madison on Thursday.

Bahrullah Noori, 20, is being charged with attempting to engage in a sexual act with a minor at Fort McCoy in Wisconsin

Mohammed Haroon Imaad, 32, is facing domestic assault charges after allegedly choking his wife


Bahrullah Noori, left, is being charged with attempting to engage in a sexual act with a minor at Fort McCoy in Wisconsin. Mohammed Haroon Imaad, right, is facing domestic assault charges after allegedly choking his wife
If convicted, Noori faces a minimum of 30 years in prison and a maximum sentence of life in prison for the use of force charge alone, with a maximum of 15 years on the other charges.

Imaad's alleged victim told investigators he choked her, and 'threatened to send her back to Afghanistan where the Taliban could deal with her,' according to a criminal complaint obtained by WISN.

Imaad faces a maximum sentence of 10 years in prison




It seems the US airlifted quite a few pieces of filth out of Afghanistan. I put this thread up a while back about the crazy disparity of men to women, and implied it would bring trouble. Here it is.


No wonder these ones (who committed attacks) wanted to escape the Taliban, how many crimes did they commit in Afghanistan?

Give these bastards a goat to Fu*k! Fuk*ing hopeless jerks! Unfortunately genuine asylum seekers are rare, most just lie and exploit the system, they then become the worst kinds of migrants to any country and spoil it for the rest of the deserving people!
 
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Thank you, Biden. I have no doubt these men will get released and join the other “asylum” seekers that Democrats like.

Even if they don’t qualify for asylum will they be sent back to Afghanistan?
It's not really thank you Biden...it could've been any other president other than Biden...and yet still the war in Afghanistan would've had no end...
...there was no objective being achieved...other than constantly fighting skirmishes and facing IED attacks. All of that running up the bill in billions of dollars to the US tax payers...and all for what?
...so whether Biden now...or Trump before...or somebody completely different in the future...this was the inevitable outcome...
...as in pack up and come home. The sooner this hole where billions of dollars were leaking through was plugged the better for US.

What ur comment should be aimed at...is the general approach of trying to better Afghanistan. How about spend that same money here in the US and better US itself?
 
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These people all work for America. The question is, why did America hire these criminals?
 
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Shouldn't RSS pandits be helping their Afghan brothers and sisters? I suppose bhai bhai relationship is only in words.
 
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Thing is that these people will do things are Muslims collectively will get the bad name, specially Pakistani's as a lot of Americans don't even know the difference between Pakistan and Afghanistan.
 
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The FBI has opened an investigation into the assault of a female solider by several male Afghan refugees at the US Army's Fort Bliss base, in New Mexico.

The alleged assault took place on Sunday, at around midnight, when at least three men allegedly attacked the soldier near her car after she arrived for work at the Dona Ana Complex, which had been accepting refugees airlifted out of Afghanistan are housed, ABC 7 reports.

'We can confirm a female service member supporting Operation Allies Welcome reported being assaulted on September 19 by a small group of male evacuees ,' said Lt. Col. Allie Payne, director of Public Affairs for Fort Bliss and the 1st Armored Division/


'We take the allegation seriously and appropriately referred the matter to the Federal Bureau of Investigation.'

The female soldier has not been identified.

The assault took place at the Army's Dona Ana Complex at the Fort Bliss Base in New Mexico. Pictured, Afghan refugees being processed at the camp on September 10's Dona Ana Complex at the Fort Bliss Base in New Mexico. Pictured, Afghan refugees being processed at the camp on September 10



The assault took place at the Army's Dona Ana Complex at the Fort Bliss Base in New Mexico. Pictured, Afghan refugees being processed at the camp on September 10
The base began setting up tents and taking in refugees from Afghanistan in August


The base began setting up tents and taking in refugees from Afghanistan in August
Refugees stood in line to find housing in the Dona Ana village complex


Refugees stood in line to find housing in the Dona Ana village complex
A man walks with a child inside the complex. Servicemembers are posted at the camp to help the refugees who were airlifted out of Afghanistan


A man walks with a child inside the complex. Servicemembers are posted at the camp to help the refugees who were airlifted out of Afghanistan

The solider has received medical care and counseling following the assault. She was reported to have recovered from her physical injuries.

Payne added that more security measures, including improved lighting and enforcing 'buddy system,' were being added at the camp.

There are nearly 10,000 refugees being housed at the base, USA Today reported.

Special Agent Jeanette Harper, of the FBI's El Paso division, confirmed that the agency was investigating the matter.


US Rep. Yvette Herrell, who represents the area, called the news a vetting failure, Fox reports.

'My prayers are with the courageous soldier and her family. This is yet another tragic failure in the vetting process for Afghan nationals,' Herrell tweeted. 'The American people deserve answers.'

48363247-10026923-image-a-26_1632531421600.jpg


Families were given quarters at the camp after being screened and vetted


Families were given quarters at the camp after being screened and vetted
The Army said it was stepping up security measures at the camp following the assault



The assault comes days after two Afghan refugees at the US Airforce base camp in Wisconsin were arrested.

On Wednesday, the Department of Justice announced that Bahrullah Noori, 20, was being charged with attempting to engage in a sexual act with a minor, using force against that person, along with three other counts of engaging in sex with a minor.

Meanwhile, Mohammed Haroon Imaad, 32, is facing domestic assault charges after allegedly choking and suffocating his wife on September 17.


Both acts reportedly happened while the two were staying at Fort McCoy in Wisconsin - where they were taken to following their evacuation from Afghanistan.

They were both taken off of the base and are now being held at Dane County Jail.

They were scheduled to be arraigned at a federal court in Madison on Thursday.

Bahrullah Noori, 20, is being charged with attempting to engage in a sexual act with a minor at Fort McCoy in Wisconsin

Mohammed Haroon Imaad, 32, is facing domestic assault charges after allegedly choking his wife


Bahrullah Noori, left, is being charged with attempting to engage in a sexual act with a minor at Fort McCoy in Wisconsin. Mohammed Haroon Imaad, right, is facing domestic assault charges after allegedly choking his wife
If convicted, Noori faces a minimum of 30 years in prison and a maximum sentence of life in prison for the use of force charge alone, with a maximum of 15 years on the other charges.

Imaad's alleged victim told investigators he choked her, and 'threatened to send her back to Afghanistan where the Taliban could deal with her,' according to a criminal complaint obtained by WISN.

Imaad faces a maximum sentence of 10 years in prison




It seems the US airlifted quite a few pieces of filth out of Afghanistan. I put this thread up a while back about the crazy disparity of men to women, and implied it would bring trouble. Here it is.


No wonder these ones (who committed attacks) wanted to escape the Taliban, how many crimes did they commit in Afghanistan?
Except more such cases as people who have been pulled in mostly don't have employable jobs in USA, they will eventually become a burden for the USA.
Thing is that these people will do things are Muslims collectively will get the bad name, specially Pakistani's as a lot of Americans don't even know the difference between Pakistan and Afghanistan.
Some of Americans didn't even know about their country very well.
 
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