US 再開するs Afghan 難民 flights after measles 発射s

WASHINGTON (AP) - Afghan 難民s will soon be arriving again in the U.S. after a 大規模な (選挙などの)運動をする to vaccinate them against measles に引き続いて a small 突発/発生 that 原因(となる)d a three-week pause in 避難/引き上げs, 公式の/役人s said Monday.

当局 have 治めるd the ワクチン接種 to about 49,000 避難民s staying 一時的に on American 軍の bases 同様に as to those still at 輸送 points in Europe and the Middle East, によれば the Department of 母国 安全.

The measles 突発/発生, (悪事,秘密などを)発見するd in 24 people, had put on 持つ/拘留する one of the largest 難民 resettlement 成果/努力s in U.S. history, dubbed 操作/手術 同盟(する)s Welcome. It also 立ち往生させるd about 15,000 at overseas 輸送 points.

"The success of this ワクチン接種 (選挙などの)運動をする 論証するs our かかわり合い to the health and 井戸/弁護士席-存在 of arriving Afghan 避難民s, the 職員/兵員 補助装置ing this 使節団, and the American people," Dr. Pritesh Gandhi, the DHS 長,指導者 医療の officer, said in 発表するing the 完成 of the 成果/努力.

Everyone coming from Afghanistan is also 実験(する)d for COVID-19. About 84 パーセント of the 難民s in the U.S. and at overseas 輸送 points have now received ワクチン接種s against the coronavirus, 公式の/役人s said.

The U.S. 避難させるd about 120,000 people in the 大混乱/混沌とした days に引き続いて the 落ちる of Kabul to the Taliban in August. They were a mix of U.S. 国民s, Afghans with 合法的な 永久の residency or who were 適用するing for ビザs and 難民 status along with their families.

Members of the U.S. military and Afghan refugees play soccer at the Fort McCoy U.S. Army base on Thursday, Sept. 30, 2021 in Fort McCoy, Wis. The fort is one of eight military installations
 across the country that are temporarily housing the tens of thousands of Afghans who were forced to flee their homeland in August after the U.S. withdrew its forces from Afghanistan and the Taliban took control. (Barbara Davidson/Pool Photo via AP)

Members of the U.S. 軍の and Afghan 難民s play サッカー at the Fort McCoy U.S. Army base on Thursday, Sept. 30, 2021 in Fort McCoy, Wis. The fort is one of eight 軍の 取り付け・設備s across the country that are 一時的に 住宅 the tens of thousands of Afghans who were 軍隊d to 逃げる their 母国 in August after the U.S. withdrew its 軍隊s from Afghanistan and the Taliban took 支配(する)/統制する. (Barbara Davidson/Pool Photo 経由で AP)

証言するing before 議会 last week, DHS 長官 Alejandro Mayorkas said the U.S. has 認める about 60,000 people from the airlift out of Afghanistan, about 7% of whom are American 国民s and about 6% of whom are 永久の 居住(者)s. About 3% have, along with their families, received the special 移民,移住(する) ビザ for people who worked for the U.S. 政府 or its 同盟(する)s during the war as interpreters or in some other capacity.

The 残り/休憩(する) are a combination of people who are in the 過程 of 完結するing their special 移民,移住(する) ビザs or are considered likely 候補者s for 難民 status because they are human 権利s 行動主義者s, 新聞記者/雑誌記者s or others who are considered 特に 攻撃を受けやすい under Taliban 支配する or for some other 推論する/理由s. All を受ける 安全 vetting before they arrive in the U.S.

DHS says a 大多数 of the Afghans 存在 再定住させるd in the U.S. worked for the country in some form or are 関係のある to someone who did. The 機関 事業/計画(する)s at least 40% are 適格の for the special 移民,移住(する) ビザ.

There are about 53,000 Afghans 現在/一般に staying at eight U.S. 軍の bases and receiving 医療の care and other 援助 before they settle around the U.S.

Gen. Glen VanHerck, 長,率いる of U.S. Northern 命令(する), told reporters Thursday that about 4,000 Afghans at the U.S. bases have 完全にするd 医療の 審査 and the 21-day 検疫 要求するd after receiving the ワクチン for measles, mumps, rubella, and chickenpox that most Americans receive in childhood, and should be setting in their new homes in the coming days.

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