Kabul’s international airport has been closed to regular passenger travel since the U.S. ended its first evacuation attempt on Aug. 31.

A new bill, if passed, would give control of refugee resettlement to Congress and would allow governors to veto placements in their states.

After escaping the dangers of the Taliban, Afghan refugees apparently now find themselves facing a worse fate: hotel rooms.

If the refugees do not qualify for special immigrant visas, they must apply for asylum in order to stay in the US.

Mohammad, who lives in California, has been fighting to be reunited with his sons, who are 9 and 11 years old.

The reporter also pressed the Biden official about Australia backing out of a diesel submarine deal it had with France.

The number was 300 from one base alone - and it points to a wider problem of vetting, particularly since we may not know who they really are.

The musicians join tens of thousands of Afghans, including many from the country's sports and arts scenes, who have fled since August.

One refugee could face a mandatory minimum of 30 years if convicted and is potentially facing a life sentence in US prison.

'The only "rule" is that Mayorkas - an incompetent radical - give them a green light. This bill must be opposed!' Trump said.