it is these kinds of recommendations says larry bartlett that should help the refugees get jobs. the reality say the translators is those doing the hiring usually have no interest in their service or the help they gave the u.s. military during that long war. >> reporter: you have the recommendations of the officers you served with. >> yes, have a bunch of recommendations. >> does its make a difference? >> doesn't make a difference. it is just a piece of paper for me right now. >> why should these afghanistan get anything more than any other who come here's? they emigrate here every day. >> they are veterans, they bled next to us, they died alongside of us. they have more than earned their spot in this country and they have certainly earned more than a welcome to america, good luck got speed and theen swif then ak in the ass. >> as of khan, he may be one of the lucky ones. an american raisemoney on his behalf. >> they came to help me. >> i wish i could return the favor. >> and for afghan friends he found two part time jobs. as a security guard and as a pizza deliver person. just e

first, we have larry bartlett, director of admissions for the bureau of population, refugees and migration at the department of state. mr. bartlett is a director of the refugee admission office of the u.s. department state bureau of population, refugees and migration. he previously served various state department leadership positions and served in a variety of capacities with the people. next, barbara strike, chief of the refugee division. she joined the cis in 2005. she previously held positions with the national immigration forum, former immigration and naturalization services as counsel to u.s. senate subcommittee nand private practice of law in washington, d.c. >> next, we have mr. matthew enrick, acting associate director of fraud detection and national security directorate at the u.s. citizen and immigration service. also, with homeland security. before he was selected as acting associate director, he served as the deputy associate director of fdns and has over 21 years of immigration, law enforcement and intelligence experience before his civilian government employment, mr. e mri ch

we have larry bartlett director of admissions for the bureau of population, refugees and migration ate department of state. mr. bartlett is a director of the refugee admissions office of the u.s. department of state's bureau of population refugees and migration. he previously served various state department leadership positions and served in a variety of capacities. next we have ms. barbara strack, chief of the refugees affairs division at the u.s. citizenship and immigration service. she joined the uscis as chief of refugees affairs division in 2005.8. a1p ms. strack previously held positions with the national immigration forum, the former immigration and naturalization service as counsel to a u.s. senate subcommittee and in private practice of law in washington, d.c., at melvaney and myers. and she's with the department of homeland security. next we have mr. matthew emerich acting associate director at the u.s. citizen. and immigration service. also with homeland security. before he was selected as acting associate director, he served as the deputy associate director of fdns and has

first we have lathave larry bar bureau of admission at the department of state. mr. bartletthe director of the refugee admissions office of the u.s. department of state's bureau of population refugees and migration. he previously served various state department leadership positions and served in a variety of capacities with the peace corps. next we have ms. barbara strack, refugees division at the u.s. citizenship and immigration service. she joined the u.s. cis as chief of refugee affairs division in 2005. ms. strack previously held positions with the national immigration forum, former immigration and naturalization service, counsel to u.s. senate subcommittee and in pliin priva law in washington, d.c. and with the department of homeland security. next is mr. matthew emrick, acting associate director of the fraud detection and national security directorate at the u.s. immigration service also with homeland security. before selected as acting associate director, he served as deputy associate director of fdns and has over 21 years of immigration law enforcement and intelligenc