https://www.businessinsider.com/tucker-carlson-claims-afghan-refugees-will-invade-the-us-2021-8
Fox host Tucker Carlson said there might be “millions” of Afghan refugees resettling in the US over the next decade.
Tucker Carlson says Afghan refugees will ‘invade’ the US and over the next decade their numbers ‘may swell to the millions’
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