Abdul Wasi Safi is an Afghan soldier who worked with the U.S. military, but was arrested attempting to gain asylum in the United States after the fall of Kabul.
Fox News national security correspondent Jennifer Griffin's has the latest on Safi's travels on 'Special Report.'who attempted to get asylum in the United States after the 2021 fall of Kabul is still incarcerated in a U.S. detention facility, despite serious injuries, and congressional pleas for his release.
Photo of Abdul Wasi Safi, an US-trained special forces operative who escaped from Taliban control, fled to Texas and was arrested for crossing the border seeking asylum. Photo of Abdul Wasi Safi, an US-trained special forces operative who escaped from Taliban control, fled to Texas and was arrested for crossing the border seeking asylum.
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