WASHINGTON, Jan 8 (Reuters) - Hundreds of veterans and current and former U.S. officials want President-elect Donald Trump to preserve U.S. special visa and resettlement programs for Afghans at risk of retribution for working for the United States during the 20-year war against the Taliban, according to a letter reviewed by Reuters.

“My sister was crying, and we pleaded with the officers not to send us back to Afghanistan,” said Mehrabuddin, whose brother was also deported from Tajikistan.

In these times of deep national division, there is one issue that unites us: Keeping the sacred promise to our wartime allies.

Iran reportedly kills 260 Afghan refugees at border crossing

Late one evening in February 2022, Chinar Sediqi touched down at San Antonio International Airport for the first time.

Great items are up for auction to show your support for APA’s Prosecutors For Prosecutors campaign to bring Afghan prosecutors to safety. You don’t even have to attend the event in Baton Rouge, Louisiana to show you support. (But you can here: https://apat.memberclicks.net/savingazizpfpfundraiser) All proceeds from the Louisiana PFP Saving Aziz event will be used to […]