WASHINGTON: Three former US President – Republic of George W.
Bush and Democrat Bill Clinton and Barack Obama – have been united behind a new group aimed at supporting refugees from Afghanistan who settled in the United States after American withdrawal.
The former US leader and their wife will function as part of the Welcome US, the advocacy group coalition, US business and other leaders launched on Tuesday, welcomed us in a statement.
The coalition said he would help tens of thousands of Afghans escape from their country as part of the evacuation of the Biden government to be resettled in the United States by mobilizing support and volunteers.
Many refugees are at risk of having them remain in Afghanistan under the Taliban after their work together with A.S.
And allied forces or with American and international institutions in the middle of the 20-year war.
“Thousands of Afghans stand with us at the forefront of encouraging a safer world, and now they need our help.
We are proud to support Samutan.us and work to help Afghanistan be able to settle and build a new life,” George W.
Bush and his wife Laura said in the statement.
“We are ready to show our new neighboring Afghanistan and the whole world how the spirit is friendly and generous to form the backbone of what makes our country so great.” Representatives for Bill Clinton and his wife, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, and Barack Obama and his wife, Michelle, could not be contacted immediately for comments.
The Board also attracts support from more than 280 people and entities, including US businesses such as Microsoft Corp, Starbucks Corp, CVS Health Corp.
and Airbnb Inc., as well as many non-profit organizations, resettlement groups and resettlement.
Some of the Republicans and Democrats are currently and the former governor and mayor are also involved.
A number of leaders of US and local states say they will welcome refugees into their community, even though immigration remains a problem dividing in the pocket of the country.
Tens of thousands of refugees were flown from Afghanistan in recent weeks in hasty withdrawals that attract some sharp criticisms.
Administration of Democrat President Joe Biden works to accommodate 50,000 refugees at military bases in the United States.
The others remain in processing centers near the US airport where they land, and more evirroes are in US installations abroad.
Meanwhile, flights from Afghanistan to the United States have been suspended in the middle of the measles outbreak.
Biden separately has knocked veteran Lee Wolosky’s diplomat, who had previously served under Bush and Obama, to coordinate the resettlement with the White House and the National Security Council.
Former Republican President Donald Trump – who lost the re-election to Biden and has criticized the handling of his replacement after Trump negotiated the pact with the Taliban to go – not registered as part of the speech.
Former Democratic President Jimmy Carter, who 96 and has had a series of health problems in recent years, also not registered.