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Afghans who fled Taliban rule urge Trump to lift refugee program suspension
Read full article: Afghans who fled Taliban rule urge Trump to lift refugee program suspensionAfghans who fled after the Taliban seized power have appealed to President Donald Trump to exempt them from an order suspending the relocation of refugees to the United States, some saying they risked their lives to support U.S. troops.
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Thousands more refugees entering Virginia prepare to stay at military bases
Read full article: Thousands more refugees entering Virginia prepare to stay at military basesFlags are flying at half staff across Virginia in honor of United States Service members and other victims killed in the Kabul airport attack.
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Dutch court upholds terror conviction in station attack
Read full article: Dutch court upholds terror conviction in station attackTHE HAGUE – An Amsterdam appeals court upheld Monday the terror conviction of an Afghan asylum-seeker who stabbed two American tourists, seriously injuring them, at Amsterdam’s main railway station in 2018. The court said he took a train from Germany to the Dutch capital to avenge what he perceived as insults to Islam and didn't know his victims were Americans. “The appeals court calls it a cowardly attack,” it said in a statement. The court said that the attacker only expressed remorse during the appeals case. The attacker was ordered to pay them a total of nearly 3 million euros ($3.55 million) in damages.