Eye For An Eye: US Attorney Jeanine Pirro May Seek Max Penalty for Afghan Who Killed, Wounded National Guard Troops In D.C.

administration granted him asylum in 2025. He was living in Washington state with his wife and five kids. It’s unclear why he decided to allegedly steal a gun and use it to kill U.S. military members all the way in D.C.

Not that any of that matters now.