Trump ‘whiplash’ on deportations putting Afghans in turmoil: ‘People already survived a war’
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Members of Congress and advocates warn that returning people to their home countries could be a death sentence
Taliban security personnel stand guard at a checkpoint in Jalalabad, Afghanistan, on 2 March. Photograph: AFP/Getty ImagesTaliban security personnel stand guard at a checkpoint in Jalalabad, Afghanistan, on 2 March. Photograph: AFP/Getty ImagesTrump ‘whiplash’ on deportations putting Afghans in turmoil: ‘People already survived a war’
Members of Congress and advocates warn that returning people to their home countries could be a death sentence
Dozens of Afghans who are currently in the US but fear being deported back to Afghanistan along with a larger group and possibly killed by the Taliban are experiencing “fragile relief” this weekend after it appeared that the Trump administration had put on hold plans to remove them within days.
