I don't know that to be the case. I don't know, if I were a resident of Ashraf, that I would be willing to rely on the promise of the Iranian government. That is something, it seems to me, to be sorted out by people interviewing them under circumstances in which they're free to talk and express their correct views.
It's one thing for them to be interviewed by Iraqi government officials, or by others in the presence of Iraqi government officials, and there's a question of how freely they might express themselves. I think they have to be questioned in a setting that allows them to be candid about where they really want to go.