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In August 2021, Tamim Satari, after working as a prison office in Kabul International Airport, Afghanistan, Afghanistan’s intelligence worked by Afghanistan and helped to coordinate air bomb campaigns against the Taliban. But in chaos
The construction of the United States, his wife and the newborn son was left behind.
“It was so difficult and we did not want to lose our little boy,” he said.
He was not alone. Thousands of Afghan families were separated Ran away
From Afghanistan from US soldiers. Babies passed
Between people and fences, people and families have a bitch to pass through the doors to the airport.
Three years later, more than 10,000 families separated from more than 90,000 families, a non-profit founder working with the State Department to create more than 9 Afropposes families.
“All these mothers or grandparents or families are young children adhesive here,” Vandiver said. “These people are in danger on us. The least of the least we can do is to help you rejoin.”
He says that the number of children separated from his parents includes 2,800 unaccompanied refugee adolescents – the United States, but the rest of the children who are not parents or their parents are running away.
Vandiver works with a coordinator for Afghan transfer efforts known as a state department program established to help War Afghan allies
To immigrate to the United States
Since 2021, according to the documents reviewed by CBS News, the care program for about 200,000 Afghans has traveled for about 200,000 Afghans.
This includes those with special immigrant visas War allies
are usually paid by the US government. This includes Afghan refugees in the US military roles, civil society members or servicemen who help those who have family members.
“The truth is that the refugee pipeline and (a special immigrant visa) moves each person in the pipeline and is now in danger,” Vandiver said.
“And these Afghans deserve everything we can give themselves because they protect us.”
After working failed to bring his wife and son to his own, in 2023, it is concerned in 2023 to help facilitating the visa process. His wife, Shiba and son fleeed Pakistan after being threatened by the Taliban after continuing his husband as a midwife during his husband in the United States
On Jan. 18, The Weekend Before President Trump’s Inauguration, Shiba And Her Latest Were Flown To JFK Airport in New York and Then Driven To Newark, New Jersey, For An Emotional Reunion With Every Husband. Tamim’s son, now he was 4 years old, because it was newborn.
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Newark Freedom was a combination of Sataris’s family at the airport, one of the last refugee meetings.
Three days later, Mr. Trump has signed a disposal
The United States stops the refugee program and provides a large number of migrant migrants to Americans, which protects the security and safety and security of the United States and provides their own assimilations of these refugees. ”
A federal judge ordered the deposit to the department, but since then, normal refugee work did not continue. In the last court lawyers, lawyers led by lawyers will take time to restart refugees, because agencies have already cut contracts, reduced labor force and frozen financing.
In addition to Mr. Trump’s executive order, anyone in advance for the relocation of the United States, including anyone who accepts special immigrant visas, cannot leave Afghanistan in the event that everyone and everyone approved for themselves.
According to CBS, more than 40,000 Afghans are now in the mood of their lives to leave Afghanistan and leaving Afghanistan.
“I heard the countless horror stories of torturing and murder of US allies,” he said.
“I would help us to look at the management and (our allies), we did not violate our promise, but to help us to protect them.
However, Mr. Trump and other Republican deputies, Afghans in the United States, expressed concern that the country will be more sensitive to terrorism.
McCaul, who defended the program, and others say Vetting is also extremely effective.
“Do you want to vet them again? Continue. But now vetted already, it is likely that most of American history and” MCCAUL “.
The United States is considered by Afghans, State Department, Homeland Security and the US Department of Citizenship and Immigration. They passed from interviews for several people and were inspected against government databases, in addition to a wide medical examination.
“Afghans who came to this country with this country care program are the most popular immigrant population in the history of our country,” he said.
The Satari remains hopeful that he will not be one of the ends that met with his family. Works in a mechanical work in New Jersey and studying real estate licenses.
“I have a lot of hope in the future. I would like to have a great life,” he said. “Take care of my son, join the school and I am responsible for starting classes there. I have a great hope.”
