It could take 14 years for the State Department to process the visa application of a former U.S.-Afghan interpreter’s sister stranded in Kabul, according to the interpreter. With the Taliban still seeking revenge against those who worked with the U.S. government, she fears her sister may not have that long. The Epoch Times is withholding the names of the interpreter and her sister to protect the latter’s identity from the Taliban. The sister already had to move locations once in Kabul after a local U.S. television station aired images of her in September, the former interpreter said. The interpreter was interviewed by The Epoch Times last September, after narrowly escaping Afghanistan during the U.S. military’s chaotic late-August withdrawal. As the interpreter explained at the time, her sister wasn’t as lucky. The two women were forced to wait more than 48 hours in line outside of the Kabul airport, standing under …