Interpreter Who Helped The U.S. In Afghanistan Is Now Helping Refugees

The transcript discusses the experiences of an Afghan military interpreter who volunteered at Fort Dix Army base in New Jersey. He highlights security concerns regarding refugees who may have bypassed vetting processes. Despite rigorous screenings, some Afghans have been denied entry due to security issues. The narrative also touches on the struggles of Afghans who couldn't escape and those starting anew in the US, emphasizing the community and support found at the base.

What role did the Afghan military interpreter volunteer for at Fort Dix Army base?

• Teacher

• Security Guard

• Interpreter

• Chef

What is a potential risk mentioned by the interpreter regarding some refugees?

• They might not have proper documentation.

• They refuse to work.

• They are all from the Taliban.

• They are not willing to learn English.

What kind of screenings are conducted for Afghan refugees entering the US?

• Biometric and biographic screenings

• Financial screenings

• Medical screenings

• Educational screenings

What was found on the UK's no-fly watchlist?

• A shopkeeper

• A refugee with a criminal record

• An evacuee

• A military officer

What facilities are available for Afghan refugees at Fort Dix Army base?

• A movie theater

• A library

• A beauty salon and basketball courts

• A swimming pool