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Farooq Safi is among hundreds of pilots and other aviation professionals who've resettled in the U.S. after the Taliban stormed back to power in 2021.
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Several veterans of an elite airborne unit in Afghanistan have resettled in Auburn — and they say the transition has been disorienting.
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Some of the new leaders said it's a stark contrast with the increasingly dire situation for women under Taliban rule in Afghanistan.
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Many Afghans who worked for the U.S. are at risk of reprisal from the Taliban.
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The event highlighted the stories and cultural contributions of Maine's immigrant communities.
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The first group of Afghan evacuees destined for Maine has arrived after being processed at U.S. military bases, and more families are expected to arrive this week.
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Up to 100 displaced Afghan citizens will be resettled in Maine under a new State Department program, following the withdrawal of U.S. forces in that country. Catholic Charities Maine will administer the resettlement process, which will continue through March of next year.
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The pain and sadness of the Afghan community here in Maine was evident at a rally in Monument Square in Portland on Friday.
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Like many Maine vets, Travis Horr says he wasn't surprised that the Taliban would take over the country once U.S. forces were gone. But the speed of the U.S.-backed government's collapse, and the ensuing chaos, he says, are tragic.
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Maine’s members of Congress have been divided over the withdrawal in Afghanistan, which was initiated under the Trump administration and is now being executed by President Joe Biden.