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During the mayhem of his evacuation flight from Kabul last year, Sultan Ahmad was separated from his wife and his elderly mother. "It was so chaotic

During the mayhem of his evacuation flight from Kabul last year, Sultan Ahmad was separated from his wife and his elderly mother. "It was so chaotic, and women couldn’t get through to the airport,” Ahmad said, recalling events of August, when thousands of fearful Afghans rushed to Kabul airport to board U.S. military planes. Over…

With Congress having dropped proposal to find legal pathways for their permanent settlement, Afghan evacuees fear they are losing political support in US

During the mayhem of his evacuation flight from Kabul last year, Sultan Ahmad was separated from his wife and his elderly mother. "It was so chaotic

The number of Afghans in the U.S. applying for this parole has skyrocketed since the fall of Kabul, and many families like Shah’s have yet to be accepted or denied. Shah’s sister is one of at least 45,000 people who have applied for humanitarian parole since July 1 of last year, according to the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).

Saamia Haqiq from Afghan Network for Advocacy & Resources, a project sponsored by Pangea Legal Services. Photo courtesy of Project ANAR.

Money Belongs to the People of Afghanistan and Should be used to Stabilize Economy and Relieve Suffering, Court Filing Says 

Among thousands of Afghans flown to the United States in the chaotic evacuation from Kabul last August, some 50 have been flagged for “potentially si

U.S. security agencies searching for 50 Afghans who pose “potentially significant security concerns” 

Among thousands of Afghans flown to the United States in the chaotic evacuation from Kabul last August, some 50 have been flagged for “potentially si