The Biden administration’s Operation Allies Welcome program that allowed Afghans to enter the

US, including the alleged National Guardsmen shooter , was riddled with inaccuracies — and failed to monitor the refugees properly once they were here, a federal report found.

The flaws in the program, which Biden pushed through in 2021, were identified in a Department of Homeland Security Inspector General report published last year.

The review found that the systems in place to document the arrivals of the incoming Afghans was plagued by data inaccuracies and glitches that would have made it difficult for immigration officials to pinpoint “biographic or criminal history data.”

In some cases, Afghans were assigned multiple identification numbers or their names were spelled incorrectly.

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