Afghan Interpreters Fear Being Left Out Of U.S. Evacuation Plans

The video discusses the story of Ashmol Siddiqi, an Afghan interpreter for the US Army, who faced significant risks during his service. Despite his dedication, Siddiqi was dismissed after failing a polygraph test, leading to his blacklisting. The video highlights the challenges Afghan interpreters face in obtaining visas and the threats they receive from the Taliban. Veteran Chris Franco emphasizes Siddiqi's loyalty and courage, questioning the reliance on polygraph tests for such critical decisions.

What was the reason for Ashmol Siddiqi being nicknamed 'Bob'?

• Because it was his favorite name

• To honor a famous American soldier

• To make it easier for Americans to pronounce

• To protect his identity from the Taliban

What was the main reason for Siddiqi's dismissal from the US Army?

• He failed a polygraph test

• He was caught leaking information

• He refused to work with American soldiers

• He completed his service term

What is one of the challenges Afghan interpreters face in obtaining special immigration visas?

• Inability to document life threats

• Lack of language skills

• Failure to pass a medical test

• Insufficient military experience

According to the transcript, how many Afghan interpreters or family members were killed by insurgents between 2014 and 2020?

• 200

• 100

• 300

• 400

What does Chris Franco believe should be the ultimate test for Afghan interpreters?

• Their ability to pass polygraph tests

• Their educational background

• Their courage and loyalty in battle

• Their fluency in English