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He told Saboe to write a letter saying that Hidai and his family would come live with Saboe and his family in Denver, have it notarized, and send it to the American embassy in Kabul. In Lieutenant Colonel Parker's mind, he was going to call Saboe, the young millennial captain, flash his résumé, mention Doom Dummar and Mick Mulroy and all of Task Force Dunkirk's sterling bona fides, and enlist Team America to support Dunkirk. Saboe relayed the information to Hidai, but as the family hid all their documents beneath Hidai's wife's clothes and prepared to rush from their home, Saboe got a message telling him to abort. Saboe showed Parker the infrastructure Team America had built on Slack, with channels like #legal-resources-questions, where volunteers could quickly triage inquiries about immigration law and visa issues, and #resettlement, where they could discuss how to assist Afghans who had made their way to the US. [Extracted from the article]