Thousands still trapped in Sudan after Seal Team Six rescue

Civil war is raging in Sudan, and thousands of Americans have been trapped there.

But there’s good news for some of them: America’s Seal Team Six has engaged in a covert rescue.

Close to 100 U.S. embassy staffers and their families were saved, while many more American citizens await evacuation.

The U.S. is currently working to assist the thousands still trapped. The White House announced that the administration is actively facilitating the evacuation of those U.S. citizens.

However, Mark Levin wonders how the U.S. plans on evacuating U.S. citizens when there is no longer a U.S. embassy.

“So, you’re a citizen and you’re stuck in Sudan,” Levin comments. “Who do you contact? There’s no embassy. You just call 911? What do you do?”

“It’s like Afghanistan,” he continues. “We’re doing everything to get our citizens out, but you evacuated the embassy, so how are we getting our citizens out? You evacuated the military and the citizens are there — and they’re still there.”

“God knows what’s happening to them,” Levin says.

Not only did they evacuate trapped American citizens' only source of reprieve, but the government knew Sudan was not in a good place.

“I don’t know why we didn’t see this coming,” Levin adds.

“Sudan has been at dagger points” with plenty of “opposition to the government for a long, long, time.”

Levin calls the government there “very corrupt, very brutal.”

“So, we have a big problem. And the problem is the Biden administration.”

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