Posted on Mar 12, 2017
Afghans Who Worked With U.S. Forces Told They Can No Longer Apply For Special Visas
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In 20 years in the army, I never promised something I could not fulfill. My word was gold.
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Well that Kinda Blows, Supported Us but Let's Throw Them to the Wolves!
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Maybe my Afghan deployment colored my experience but so? My own interpreters often said to my face that they would kill me or fight for the bad guys if it wasn't for the paycheck. Others would brag they want to come to the US on Visas, stay past expiration, and work to change the US laws to be more Islamic. And every single one of them used their cell phones to share information about our missions.
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SSG Jessica Bautista
Your interpreters suck. Mine is driving cabs in Texas after working in the Mall of America. He's happy as hell to be here with his wife and kid.
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SPC Casey Ashfield
SSG Jessica Bautista - They did. Which is why I don't believe there should be blanket acceptance for interpreters.
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