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Afghanistan Withdrawal One Year Later: Translators And Their Families Struggle For Safety

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In the final days of the withdrawal from Afghanistan, thousands who were eligible for visas because they had worked for the U.S. were left behind with their families. NBC News’ Andrea Mitchell talks to a man that U.S. troops called Frank. He spent months hiding and pleading for help from nonprofit aid groups. Philip Caruso of No One Left Behind says there was a “series of failures” that allowed the U.S. government to fail Afghan translators who had helped the U.S. military. The translators receive no benefits despite years of service. Colorado Congressman Jason Crow, an Iraq and Afghanistan war veteran, is trying to change that.

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