As Israeli strikes intensify, Afghan refugees in Iran find themselves in danger once again — stuck in a country that is no longer safe with no way to return home.

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First, honoring our commitment to Afghan partners sends a powerful message to future allies. In every modern conflict, American forces have relied on local partners for on-the-ground support.

Afghan girl accepted to U.S. colleges faces uncertain future after Trump’s travel ban Jun 5, 2025 6:53 PM EDT By — Laura Barrón-López By — Zeba Warsi Leave your feedback ...

In calling for all Afghan refugees to be removed from Oklahoma, Drummond mentioned two incidents: On April 23, a former translator for American forces in Afghanistan shot and wounded two police ...

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WORCESTER — On the same day President Donald Trump issued a travel ban on citizens from Afghanistan, an Afghan native took the stage at South High Community School's graduation and reminded his ...

Migration India Andreas Franz 06/18/2025 In Delhi, refugee Afghan women transform fabric waste from textile factories into artistic handicrafts. It’s a step towards independence and a new future.

Notre Dame got the name, but Morgan had the game In 1933, Morgan College (now Morgan State University) fielded a backfield so electric that they were dubbed "The Four Horsemen," echoing the famed ...