(NYT ) by Megha Rajagopalan, Eileen Sullivan and Zolan Kanno-Youngs. Megha Rajagopalan reported from London, Eileen Sullivan from Washington and Zolan Kanno-Youngs from Islamabad, Pakistan.
April 21, 2026
After halting a U.S. resettlement program for Afghans who helped the American war effort, President Trump is in talks to send as many as 1,100 of them to the Democratic Republic of Congo, an aid worker briefed on the plan said Tuesday.
The group includes interpreters for the U.S. military, former members of the Afghan Special Operations forces and family members of American service members. More than 400 children are among them.
The Afghans have been living in limbo in Qatar for over a year. They were taken there after being evacuated by the United States for their own safety because they supported American forces during the war against the Taliban that began in 2001.
Ever noticed how much we know about what bad people are doing to good people comes from #journalists and . . . aid workers?
Ever wonder if maybe that's really why Trump harasses journalists & wants to stop all U.S. aid to other countries?