Evacuating Afghan Allies: A Moral Crisis

This chapter explores the myriad challenges faced by Afghan interpreters who assisted U.S. military efforts and the urgent need for their resettlement amid the troop withdrawal. It highlights bureaucratic obstacles and the moral implications of the U.S.'s commitment to these wartime allies, emphasizing the urgent dangers they now face. The contrasting experiences of Iraq and Afghanistan further illustrate the complex dynamics at play in ensuring the safety of those who stood by American forces.