Afghan refugees rescued and brought to US were racist and sexist towards those tasked with helping them, and turned their noses up at accommodation they were offered

Muslim arrogance

Afghan refugees who were rescued and brought back to the US have been accused of being racist and sexist towards those helping them, a bombshell report has found.

Some of them are said to have launched verbal abuse at staff and even turned their noses up at accommodation they were given.

The claims emerged in a State Department report that looked at the resettlement of around 73,000 Afghan evacuees brought in last year and in 2021.

It found agencies were battered by an influx of challenges including the speed of arrivals, the pandemic as well as housing, staffing and cultural orientation.

'[Resettlement agency] officials told OIG that the [Afghan Placement and Assistance Program] involved some of the most significant challenges that they had ever faced,' the report, as seen by Fox News, stated.

The agencies also identified 'inappropriate behavior' from some, which they attributed to a lack of cultural awareness.

'For example, some RA staff reported experiencing racism and sexism from Afghan clients unaccustomed to the norms of U.S. society,' the report explained. Some also refused to work case managers if they were women or those from minority groups.

'A few local offices had issues of verbal abuse from Afghans, mostly those who were upset or frustrated by the process,' one agency reported,

'Many parolees had very high expectations and did not understand the role of local affiliates and would become frustrated with services and housing,' the report detailed.

Some of them also appeared to have 'unrealistic expectations over how the resettlement process might work.

For example, some groups had been told they would receive 'welcome money' when they arrived on U.S. soil.

Others also had unrealistic expectations over housing and would reject offers of homes that they deemed insufficient or of inferior quality.

Some who had good jobs working as professionals in Afghanistan or had advanced degrees from the country 'often believed that they would be set up in positions within their chosen field.'

The agencies have recommended various measures, including 'standardized minimum requirements for cultural orientation that emphasize self-sufficiency, manage expectations, and convey U.S. societal expectations for behavior regarding gender, race, and sexual issues.'

The report noted that the resettlement was 'an unprecedented and demanding effort that presented substantial challenges for the nine nine resettlement agencies that implemented the program.'

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11955155/Afghan-refugees-rescued-brought-accused-racist-sexist-tasked-helping.html

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