Months later, Afghan evacuees abroad and at US bases still wait to be resettled

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Months later, Afghan evacuees abroad and at US bases still wait to be resettled
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Approximately 2,900 people remain at lily pad locations overseas that the United States used to process evacuees prior to their arrival to the US

Aminullah Hotaki flew out of Afghanistan on September 21 with his wife and 5-year-old son. They landed in the United Arab Emirates where they expected to stay for a short period of time before coming to the United States.

Now, three months later, he is still there.Hotaki is among the approximately 2,900 people who are at lily pad locations overseas that the United States used to process evacuees prior to their arrival to the US.It's just one part of an ongoing and historic effort to resettle tens of thousands of Afghans after a frenzied evacuation out of Afghanistan this year.

CNN Heroes helping the Afghan people through turmoil 10:45"It's going as well as it can possibly go, given the chaos of the evacuation," said Mark Hetfield, president and CEO of HIAS, a refugee resettlement agency."The State Department and the US government have really been doing their best to be creative and integrate the Afghans off the bases, given the evisceration of the US resettlement program over the last four years.

Volunteer gives Afghan refugee family their first Thanksgiving 03:04Krish O'Mara Vignarajah, president and CEO of Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service, echoed Hetfield, saying Markell has"been a coordinator, troubleshooter, point guard -- all bundled into one position that has a high-level stature and authority of a close ally and friend of the President.

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