I have quite a few people in my district who went to Afghanistan, and they had interpreters.
Steve Cohen: “I have quite a few people in my district who went to Afghanistan, and they had interpreters.”
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Cohen highlights the plight of Afghan interpreters still seeking refuge in the U.S.
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