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Sixty-six Democrats are telling President Biden to open borders to Afghan migrants because the U.S. is responsible for the Afghanistan wars.

The focus should be on welcoming refugees, not fearmongering.

As the deadline for the withdrawal of American troops in Afghanistan draws near, the U.S. Refugee Admissions Program (USRAP) is processing applications to resettle tens of thousands of Afghans in the United States.

In a survey of Wisconsins delegation, Republicans were critical of Bidens handling of Afghanistan, but stopped short of Tiffanys critiques.

Refugees don't get to pick where they're resettled, but agencies in northeast Ohio voiced openness to receiving Afghan refugees in the wake of the crisis. 

The longest of the United States’ “forever wars” in Afghanistan was supposed to end August 31 after President Biden extended his predecessor’s withdrawal date from May of this year. But what will be ending is not clear; certainly not the imperial mission of the world’s superpower. If the US determines that it cannot impose its […]

The U.S. government must ensure Afghan women’s rights advocates don’t get left behind.

Illegal immigration is caused by both push factors from the home country and pull factors from the new country—the United States. In its brief time in office, the Biden Administration’s messaging on immigration, and its related policy decisions, have been strong pull factors for the historic number of people from Central and South America (considered “aliens” under U.S. law) that have sought to enter the United States illegally.

The expansion was announced as Taliban violence increases ahead there of pullout at the end of the month.