In a recent decision, the U.S. House of Representatives approved a plan that creates a new job called the Coordinator for Afghan Relocation Efforts. This new position is part of the Department of State, which is a part of the U.S. government that deals with other countries.
This plan is important because it will help Afghan allies, as well as U.S. citizens and legal residents in Afghanistan, move to the United States. The coordinator will manage the process of bringing eligible Afghan allies and their families to the U.S. They will also help Americans and people with legal residency in the U.S. who are in Afghanistan and want to come back home.
The person in this role will have the power to hire temporary workers and work with different groups within the government to make sure everyone gets the help they need. This effort will last for three years, after which the government will review if everything is working as planned.
Overall, this decision shows that the U.S. government is serious about helping those who have helped the country. By making sure there's a plan and a person in charge, they want to make moving to the U.S. as smooth as possible for these people.