Dennis Coyle, a 64-year-old academic from Colorado, stepped onto U.S. soil in San Antonio, Texas, Wednesday after 421 brutal days locked up by the Taliban.
The radicals snatched him from his Kabul apartment in January 2025 — just days after Biden's disastrous Afghanistan pullout left Americans exposed and abandoned. No charges, no trial, just endless captivity.
Coyle's family begged for help. Under the weak Biden regime, nothing happened. Enter President Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio: real pressure, real results. The Taliban suddenly decided his "imprisonment was sufficient" in time for Eid al-Fitr and cut him loose. UAE and Qatar helped shuttle him home.
Coyle's family said their hearts are "filled with overwhelming gratitude and praise to God." Welcome back, Dennis.
This marks another American freed under Trump's watch — part of nearly 100 hostages rescued in under two years. America is respected again, and our citizens are no longer forgotten bargaining chips for weak leaders.
One American, Mahmoud Shah Habibi, remains in Taliban hands. The message is clear: release them all, or face consequences. No more games.
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