During the war, Nasir, a legal adviser to the Afghan Air Force, helped to confirm airstrikes against the warriors of the Taliban. He is still in Afghanistan and waiting for approval in the United States after taking the Taliban government in 2021 and settled in the United States.
He said he had passed through past inspections and should pass a medical examination to complete the process. However, this last week he and tens of thousands of Afghans closed their way to the United States with an executive decision signed by President Tramp.
The order has stopped the transfer program that brings thousands of legal refugees to the country every year. Now among many Afghans in America's war efforts are indefinite and they are looking for a new start and safety feeling in the United States.
Asked for the non-use of the full name, the former Colonel-Lieutenant Nasir said in a message that Mr. Trump did not take into account the interests of Afghans not only in this decision, but also took into account the interests of the United States. “
“How can the allies of the world and America count on the US government?” added.
The US refugee admission program in force since 1980 has left their homeland for persecution, war or other threats and allows legal immigration to inspected people. While stopped the program, Mr. Trump, the continuation of its continuation will be cargo in communities that are not equipped to work with refugees, he said.
Mr. Trump order, The document entitled “Reconstruction of the refugee admission program in the United States” comes into force on Monday. It is said that the Secretary of State and Internal Security Secretary may accept refugees separately, but only when they determine, “it is in harmony with national interests and does not endanger the security or welfare of the state.” United States. “
It is not shown when the suspension will end and states that the refugees' entrance to the United States will continue until the United States's interests in the United States.
According to a coalition of 250 groups working to help the Afghans, according to Afghanevac, was inferred to at least 40,000 Afghans in the United States until the post-orders were unveiled and the next day.
Stopping is especially devastating for Afghanevac, comprehensive and 10,000-15,000 Afghans preparing for flights. This is also a heavy blow to about 200 active US servicemen trying to remove their families from Afghanistan.
In North Carolina, one of the US Army paratroopers, which wants to be announced in Fort Liberty in the name of Mojo, said that last year's sister and his husband to apply to receive refugees from Afghanistan to get refugee status to enter the United States.
Mojo, 26, was an interpreter for US forces in Afghanistan. He said he joined the US Army after leaving Afghanistan as part of a visa program that directly serving Afghans directly serving the US army or government in 2021.
According to him, both the doctor's sister and Baldizi Mojo were hidden in fear of retaliation from the Taliban because it was in military service. According to him, they recently completed the process of inspecting the refugees and approved to settle in the United States. The rest was only to organize a flight from Afghanistan.
“We were very close to bringing them to the safe place – and suddenly everything was closed,” said Mojo, which served in the 82nd air descent, previously known as Fort Bragg, “Fort Liberty.
When his sister heard the news, Mojo said, “He began to cry – I started crying with him.”
#Affghanevac President Shawn Vandiver called this order betrayal of Afghans supporting the US government or the army.
“Everyone is frozen on the spot – it is heartwarming,” he said in a telephone interview.
Among those who are dragged to uncertainty, there are also the former members of the Afghan military and security forces, as well as judges and lawyers who participated in the chase of the Taliban members. There are some judges and lawyers women'swho's been Are chased by the Taliban.
Mr Vandiver said that the suspension of the transfer program does not solve the problem of migrants illegal to the southern border of the United States – this is the focus of Mr. Tramp campaign. Persons in the program cannot apply themselves, but the United States must be referred to by government agencies or non-governmental partners.
“Failure to protect our Afghan allies send a dangerous message to the world: US liabilities are conditional and temporary,” Mr. Vandiver said.
Hundreds of thousands Referred Afghans After the Taliban seized the neighbor Pakistan. A large number of people live in the capital Islamabad and settled in the United States and other Western countries through embassies and refugee agencies.
Many fear that they will be deported to Afghanistan because they are cut off to the United States. Pakistan has already been removed from the country Hundreds of thousands of Afghans due to increasing tension with the Taliban.
Journalist Ihsan Ullah Ahmadzai, a journalist-funded media outlets in Kabul, Afghanistan, in Kabul, Afghanistan, in 2021, said: “For three years, we endured the ruthless persecution of the Pakistani government. “He will go to the United States soon,” he added.
This optimism has already disappeared. “The command of the tramp was felt like a bomb,” Mr Ahmadzai said. “This broke our hopes and put us again in danger.”
Nur Habiba, who works in Kabul in Kabul, who works in Kabul in Kabul, said he hoped to go to the United States in Kabul before escaping the two daughters and two daughters.
“We cannot return to Afghanistan,” said Mrs. Habiba. “There is nothing left to live women under the Taliban government.”
Those who defend immigrants are already concerned that Afghans living in the United States can be at risk. Migrants issued to the country within the Biden administration programs, Mr. Trump can be deported rapidly with immigration and customs protection. The internal memo obtained by The New York Times.
In August 2021, the US Army left the Biden administration after leaving Afghanistan program 76,000 evacuated 76,000 Afghan permitted to enter the United States for humanitarian reasons. Institute of Migration Policy.
By 2023, more than 90,000 Afghans settled in the United States. Mustafa BabekEmerson Collective Employee, the transfer expert.
The number of refugees accepted from Afghanistan and other countries within the US settlement program has changed wildly during democratic and republican administrations.
A total of 85,000 refugees were adopted in 2016 during President Barack Obama. In 2020, this figure was 11,000 in 2020, Mr. Trump's first presidential term. President Jr. Joseph R. Biden revived the program again and accepted 100,000 refugees last year, which was the most refugee in the last three decades.
The program requires the requirement from applicants the process of scriting This includes background inspections, biometric inspections, medical examinations, interviews and numerous security researches by FBI and other agencies.
Sergeant of the US Army Zahra said that the five members hidden in Afghanistan, when the executive order froze them in the spot, this process was halfway.
He said that he came to the United States from Afghanistan in 2016 and served in the United States in 2021.
“My family is very stressful,” the 30-year-old Zahra SMS message, which wanted the full name to be disclosed. “We were closed to the little hope given to us.”
He added: “This break in the evacuation flights takes this little hope and leaves them with a future full of uncertainty.”
US Army paratrooper Mojo said he was afraid that Mr. Trump would prevent the relocation of other refugees, but he believed that he would release Afghan allies because they support the US mission.
He said, “I still have a hope,” he said. “I want to say that it is my headcost.”