A little girl nicknamed Sparrow, who was rescued from Afghanistan in 2019 by U.S. Army Rangers, is part of a controversy between the U.S. State Department, Al Qaeda, the Taliban, the Rangers and her adoptive parents — a controversy that may wrench her from her adoptive U.S. parents sending her back to Afghanistan, and Taliban rule.
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