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Afghan who worked for U.S. military worries about family left behind after travel ban
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2:15Now PlayingAn Afghan man who worked as a translator with the U.S. military has tried for years to get his family to the U.S., but the travel ban's carveout for those who worked with the U.S. government during the war doesn't apply to their families. With the Taliban back in power, he is worried for his family's safety, NBC News' Andrea Mitchell reports.
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