Refugees and advocates say Temporary Protected Status doesn't go far enough for Afghans
Plus, Afghans say they’ve had access to just two attorneys tasked with helping over 225 people in Las Cruces navigate backlogged immigration courts
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Plus, Afghans say they’ve had access to just two attorneys tasked with helping over 225 people in Las Cruces navigate backlogged immigration courts
Eight months after the US withdrawal from Afghanistan, 225 Afghan refugees are trying to rebuild their lives in Las Cruces
Housing 225 people in Las Cruces is its own challenge amid a hot market.
Abdul Amiry thinks of his home country when he sees the Organ Mountains in southern New Mexico.
While it’s not yet clear what concerns are being investigated, Afghans under El Calvario’s care spoke about what they see as insufficient support.