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Hundreds of thousands of Afghans living in Pakistan faced the threat of detention and deportation on Wednesday, as a government deadline for them to leave sparked a mass exodus.

Benafsha and her six children huddle together on a ragged blanket between trucks piled high with their household belongings on the Afghan border, after

Thousands of Afghans are facing the harsh reality of returning to their homeland from Pakistan. The Pakistan government has implemented a November 1 deadline for 1.7 million Afghans it claims are living illegally in Pakistan to leave. As the deadline looms, more than 100,000 people have crossed into Afghanistan since early October, with many facing uncertain futures, limited access to resources, and challenging conditions.

Benafsha and her six children huddle together on a ragged blanket between trucks piled high with their household belongings on the Afghan border, after fleeing potential deportation from Pakistan.

Benafsha and her six children huddle together on a ragged blanket between trucks piled high with their household belongings on the Afghan border, after fleeing potential deportation from Pakistan.

Pakistan border officials say more than 100,000 people have crossed into Afghanistan since the beginning of October. | World News

Afghans left with nothing after fleeing Pakistan - World - TORKHAM: Benafsha and her six children huddle together on a ragged blanket between trucks piled high with their household belongings on the Afghan border, afte...

Pakistan border officials say more than 100,000 people have crossed into Afghanistan since the beginning of October, when Islamabad announced its deadline