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The Chaos of Unvetted Entries
A poignant example cited is the chaotic scene of Afghan entrants boarding airplanes—standing on top of each other in crowded conditions. Many of these individuals entered the U.S. unvetted, often without thorough background checks, in the chaos that followed the U.S. military's withdrawal from Afghanistan. The speaker highlights that this influx included many who should not have been admitted, raising concerns about national security.
The overarching narrative suggests that the process was hasty and lacked sufficient screening, potentially allowing dangerous individuals to slip through the cracks. The speaker emphasizes a sense of responsibility, asserting that the U.S. government must take action to remove individuals deemed a threat.