President Biden is expected to deliver a speech today about the military's withdrawal from Afghanistan.
U.S. troops left the Bagram Airfield base last week after almost two decades of war.
Since troops left, there have already been reports of the Taliban retaliating against Afghans who helped the U.S. during the war.
Now, President Biden is considering protections for vulnerable people – including politicians, journalists and activists.
Rights groups are calling on the White House to include at least 2,000 visas for Afghan women who helped U.S. troops.
The president is expected to address that push during his speech today.
Remaining troops are set to leave in August.
