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Every Afghan national seeking resettlement in the United States is supposed to be screened against at least seven federal databases, checked for biometric matches against 2.5 million records collected during combat operations in Afghanistan, and run through the FBI’s fingerprint identification system.
Gil Guerra is a contributing writer at The Dispatch and an immigration policy analyst at the Niskanen Center and the 2024 rising expert in Latin America with Young Professionals in Foreign Policy.
