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Former US presidents, religious leaders launch organization to aid Afghan evacuees
The Washington Post
Former US presidents, religious leaders launch organization to aid Afghan evacuees
Read MoreAfghan refugees to be resettled in Lancaster in coming weeks
Lancaster Online
A group of Afghan refugees is expected to arrive in Lancaster County in the next three weeks, a local resettlement agency announced Friday.
Read MoreMidstate organizations prepare to help many Afghan refugees
ABC 27
HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM) — Organizations across the area are helping prepare for the arrival of several Afghanistan refugees and allies who will soon call the Midstate home. Leaders say they want to …
Read MoreLocal Afghans who were in Afghanistan when Taliban took over share their story
WFMZ-TV
Isa Ali and Abdulghani Samadi are U.S. citizens with their own trucking businesses.
Read MoreDozens of Afghan allies, refugees to come to Lehigh Valley, western NJ | Lehigh Valley Regional News | wfmz.com
WFMZ-TV
Exactly what towns they'll end up in is still being determined, but they're scheduled to begin moving from military bases in two to three weeks.
Read MoreMany Afghan refugees will settle in Central PA
ABC 12 News
As waves of Afghans continue to arrive in the United States, many will likely resettle in Central Pennsylvania; Lancaster City in particular. The area has a long history of aiding refugees from around the world. A Lancaster-based non-profit, Bethany Christian Services, has been helping resettlement efforts since 2015. Already the organization has placed 250 Afghan allies and refugees, including 65 children who came to the U. S. alone after losing their parents.
Read MoreAfghan refugees coming to Lehigh Valley - The Morning Call
The Morning Call
As thousands of Afghan allies and refugees arrive in the United States, Bethany Christian Services will help resettle 30 people in the Lehigh Valley.
Read MoreMid-Michigan city clears way to house teens from US border
The Associated Press
ALMA, Mich. (AP) — Officials in a mid-Michigan city granted a request to house migrant boys in a former nursing home, rejecting the recommendation of the planning commission and upsetting opponents who had criticized the proposal during tense summer meetings.
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