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July 2, 2025

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Increase in Afghans driven by Iran to espionage hunting after Israeli attacks

An aerial view of Kabul, Afghanistan, February 11, 2016. Image taken February 11, 2016 – Reuters The Afghan citizen Enayatullah Asghari watched frustrated after Israel, and Iran began strikes at each other last month, as the Gulf nation where he had sought refuge, became more hostile, worked on Tehran’s building and was accused of building. ASGHARI, 35, is between tens of thousands of Afghans that Iran has deported home in recent weeks, during a conflict, the United Nations reports that they are at risk of destabilizing Afghanistan, already struggling in a humanitarian crisis. “It is difficult to even find a

June 5, 2025

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US legislators encourage relief from deportation for Afghans

WASHINGTON: A group of 100 Democratic Legislators is urging top Trump administration officials to restore deportation for thousands of Afghans in the US, warning that they will be sent to “destructive humanitarian and economic conditions” in Afghanistan. In a letter to National Security, Kristi Noem and Foreign Minister Marco Rubio, the legislators called on the administration to restore access to the Temporary Protected Status Program (TPS) for the Afghans. They warned that women and children could deal with special damage under the government under the leadership of the Taliban that have been in force since 2021. “The serious conditions that

April 12, 2025

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US finishes deportation protection for Afghans and Cameroons

US President Donald Trump is attending a cabinet meeting in the White House in Washington, DC, USA, April 10, 2025. – Reuters Washington: Trump’s administration has announced that it will end the deportation for thousands of Afghans and Cameroon living in the US, a spokesman for the interior security ministry said on Friday. It is estimated that 14,600 Afghans eligible for temporary protected state (TPS) will now lose it in May. About 7,900 cameras had access to the regime, but they will lose it in June after the end. US President Donald Trump, a Republican, took over the post in

April 5, 2025

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“No one will return to: Afghans are afraid of Pakistan’s deportation

This image taken on April 3, 2025, shows Naimatullah (R), an Afghan proof of the registration card holder, standing near the mud home in a refugee camp in Islamabad. – AFP Benazir Raufi stands alone in her restaurant, her staff and customers are afraid to visit after the government has announced that it is canceling the residence permits of hundreds of thousands of Afghans. Islamabad announced in early March that 800,000 Afghan citizens’ cards (ACC) will be canceled – the second phase of an deportation program that has already forced 800,000 Afghans without documents at the border. “If I am

March 6, 2025

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The new Trump travel ban could soon target Afghans and Pakistanis

Listen to the article A new ban on travel by President Donald Trump could prevent people from Afghanistan and Pakistan from entering the US just next week based on a government review of the dangers of countries’ safety and dangers, three sources familiar with the issue. The three sources, who demanded anonymity, said other countries could also be on the list, but did not know what. The move returns to the first ban by the Republican president for travelers from seven majority-Muslim nations, a policy that went through several repetitions before being confirmed by the Supreme Court in 2018. Former

January 26, 2025

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Afghans denounce the interruption of refugees by Donald Trump

Afghan citizens attend English lessons near Islamabad on January 22, 2025. – Reuters ISLAMABAD/WASHINGTON: Since he was sworn in as the 47th President of the United States, Donald Trump has taken drastic measures ranging from departure from the Paris Climate Agree strict measures for migration. Suspension of visa processing for Afghans awaiting their resettlement in the US. “It was really a horrible moment for us. We’ve been waiting for almost three years and there is no hope anymore,” condemned 20 -year -old Syed Hasib Ullah, whose request for resettlement in the US is in the process. Migration, which emerged as

January 23, 2025

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US blocks refugee resettlement, leaving Afghans stranded

Listen to the article More than 1,600 Afghan refugees eligible for resettlement in the United States are now at risk following President Donald Trump’s executive order indefinitely suspending the refugee admissions program. The movement, titled Alignment of the United States Refugee Admissions Programwas signed Monday night, sparking panic among Afghan refugees, including children awaiting reunification with family members in the US. The suspension is set to take effect on January 27, halting ongoing resettlement proceedings and barring new applications. Shawn VanDiver, founder of the advocacy group AfghanEvac, criticized the decision, saying: “We cannot afford to leave these people behind. Their

December 5, 2024

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Who did what to evacuate Afghans after Kabul fell to the Taliban?

A U.S. Marine assigned to the 24th Naval Expeditionary Unit escorts evacuees during an evacuation at Hamid Karzai International Airport, Afghanistan, August 18, 2021. — Reuters The United States of America faced a mammoth task to evacuate hundreds of thousands of Afghans who feared for their lives as Kabul fell to the Taliban. As the Biden administration comes to an end, a ceremony was held to thank everyone who helped with the evacuation process. It did not highlight the plight of countries that had to accommodate millions more fleeing Afghans. However, he cited those who played a role in providing

December 26, 2023

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Pakistan deported Afghans awaiting US resettlement

WASHINGTON/ISLAMABAD: Pakistan’s massive deportation drive has forcibly repatriated dozens of Afghans awaiting resettlement in the United States, an advocacy group and Afghan applicants say, adding that Pakistani authorities have often ignored letters of protection from the US embassy. This complicates the efforts of such Afghans, as the US has closed its embassy in Kabul and must also contend with human rights restrictions and stubborn economic and humanitarian crises at home. Islamabad began deporting more than a million undocumented foreigners, mostly Afghans, on November 1 amid a row over allegations that Kabul harbors Pakistani militants, a charge the Taliban denies. More

November 22, 2023

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Afghans expelled from Pakistan rebuild lives from “scratch”

TORKHAM: Rocked gently on his mother’s lap, a fly on his nose, a baby sleeps uncomfortably in a tent in a barren border camp as his family prepares to leave the site to rebuild their lives in Afghanistan. At the transit camp in Torkham, where returnees expelled from Pakistan sweat in scorching heat during the day and shiver at night, many of the blue tents at the foot of the rocky mountains that stand stark against a cloudless sky have already emptied. Trucks overloaded with many families, carrying pillows, brightly colored blankets and cooking utensils, are ready to go. Border

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