RIGHT SPEAK: Reports: American Volunteers Rescue 39 U.S. Citizens, Permanent Residents from Afghanistan …meanwhile: Joe Biden Resettles 40K Afghans Across American Communities

Reports: American Volunteers Rescue 39 U.S. Citizens, Permanent Residents from Afghanistan:

Volunteers from the nonprofit organization Project Dynamo rescued 39 U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents stranded in Afghanistan on Friday, according to reports.

The 39 who were rescued were left behind following the Biden administration’s disastrous withdrawal from Afghanistan. Over a dozen children were among those rescued, including an 11-month-old American citizen, according to the New York Post, citing a release from Project Dynamo.

“It feels amazing to bring American citizens home. Our countrymen. These are our neighbors,” said Bryan Stern, Project Dynamo cofounder, per WTSP.

Earlier this week, Stern and Abdul Wasit traveled to Afghanistan from an undisclosed country. With the help of a small group of volunteers, the two brought evacuees to a safe house in the Kabul area, the Post reports.

Those being rescued received necessary vaccinations, food, water, and coronavirus testing at the safe house before they were taken to the Kabul International Airport, according to WTSP.

Around 4:00 p.m. local time Friday, evacuees boarded two flights that were funded by Berry Aviation, the Post reports.

“This is the first known major airlift rescue with American boots on the ground since the U.S. government abandoned the country of Afghanistan in August,” said James Judge, a spokesman for Project Dynamo, according to WTSP. --->READ MORE HERE

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Biden Resettles 40K Afghans Across American Communities in Four Months:

Nearly 40,000 Afghans have been resettled across American communities in the last four months by refugee contractors funded by President Joe Biden, the latest figures reveal.

According to figures published in the New York Times, the Biden administration has resettled about 38,000 Afghans across the United States since mid-August. Roughly 36,500 Afghans remain living on various U.S. military bases in Virginia, New Mexico, Texas, New Jersey, Wisconsin, and Indiana.

Every week, the figures show, about 4,000 Afghans are being moved off U.S. military bases and resettled into American communities across 46 states as part of Biden’s massive resettlement operation.