Wrongful Death Lawsuit Against National Geographic Filmmakers

The widow of an Afghan man filed a wrongful death lawsuit against National Geographic filmmakers after her husband was tortured and killed by the Taliban due to his identity being revealed in a documentary.

Deportation of Afghan Refugees

As many as 9,000 Afghan refugees are at risk of deportation as the Trump administration has ended their temporary protected status, claiming Afghanistan is now safe. Critics argue that this move is a betrayal to those who helped the U.S. at war and are now facing deportation or worse consequences if they return.

Afghan immigrants' legal status in the U.S.

Afghan immigrants who aided U.S. forces face uncertain legal status in the U.S. due to policy changes affecting TPS and other protections, leaving many at risk of deportation to Afghanistan.

Afghan refugees in the U.S. facing uncertain future

Roughly 200,000 Afghans came to the U.S. after the Taliban seized control in Afghanistan in 2021, but many are worried about their future due to the elimination of legal protections by President Trump.

Apprehension of Afghan Migrant on U.S. Terror Watchlist

An Afghan migrant on the U.S. terror watchlist, Mohammed Karwan, was apprehended at the U.S.-Mexico border and released twice onto American soil before being officially added to the FBI terror watchlist in February 2024. Despite being a member of Hezb-e-Islami responsible for attacks in Afghanistan, he was released on bond after a court appearance with limited information disclosed to the federal immigration judge.

Visa Cap for Afghans Who Worked with U.S. Troops

Senators urge congressional leaders to ensure more visas are available for Afghans who worked alongside U.S. troops, as the deadline for safety in the U.S. approaches. Advocates warn of dire consequences if more visas are not approved.