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A group that was once a campaign to put on Donald Trump The White House now says that they feel abandoned by the decision of his administration to revoke legal protection for thousands of Afghan refugees living in the US under temporary protected status (TPS).
Zoubair Sangi, the leader of the “Afghanistani for Trump” movement, arose after the chaotic withdrawal of 2021. The American withdrawal from Afghanistan, said his community turned to Trump after the exit of Biden left his homeland in restlessness.
Now he calls on the president to question.
“The reality is that Afghanistan is not sure,” Sanga told Fox News. “In the last three years, since the return of Taliban, the country has been as dangerous as always.”
He said Homeland Security Department The claim of a “improved security situation” does not reflect reality on the ground.
Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar, Deputy Prime Minister for Economic Affairs, appointed Taliban, examines the guardians of honor during the military parade to mark the third anniversary of the U.S. Hurt-up of the US from Afghanistan, at the Bagrama Air Bagram in Parwan Province, Wednesday, Wednesday, Wednesday. (AP Photo/Siddiquelh Alizai)
“The Taliban are, at the end of the day, a terrorist group,” he said. “They target anyone who does not agree with them – anyone who has worked with the US government or Allied forces. Their lives are in serious danger.”
Sangi added that women face particularly dark conditions in Afghanistan under the control of Taliban, where education and public life are forbidden without male accompaniment.
“Women look as subordinate. They treat them worse than cattle,” he said. “There is no freedom for ordinary Afghan. It is a prison. People are basically under house arrest and I can’t escape.”
Despite his frustration, Sanga said he had not withdrawn his support to Trump – but he prays with him to question the decision. “We have hope that any mistake will be corrected that is particularly made with Afghanistan.”
He praised Trump to refuse to recognize the Taliban and ended the foreign help of the Afghanistan who fell into their hands, and he invited him not to reach any contracts.
“The Taliban ridicule of America, rejects your demands for the return of our military equipment of $ 7 billion and the Port of Terrorist who threaten our homeland,” Sanga said. “Participation with them is not America first.”
Members and supporters of Taliban stand on the American flag as they hold a rally to mark the third anniversary of the Kabula fall, in Kabul, Afghanistan, August 14, 2024. (Reuters/Sayed Hassib)
On Monday, the Ministry of Homeland Security officially ended TPS for Afghan nationalspotentially forcing more than 9,000 individuals to return to Afghanistan who ruled the Taliban. DHS Secretary Christ calls quoted the “improved security situation” and stabilizing economy as justification.
“This administration returns TPS to the original, temporary intention,” Noem said. “We have reviewed the terms in Afghanistan with our intervene partners and they do not meet the conditions for the TPS tag.”
The protected status of Afghanistan should be expelled on May 20, and the program formally completed on July 12. Noem added that the abolition of the appointment is aligned with the broader goal of administration to use threats and threats of national security in the immigration system.
TPS enables foreign nationals from countries facing armed conflict, natural disasters or other emergencies that they live and work legal in the US, then President Joe Biden, originally appointed Afghanistan for TPS after taking over Taliban 2021.
While many Afghans who assisted the US army arrived during the two decades as part of a special program of immigrant visa (SIV), the second-in-executive of former Afghan government workers and those related to US missions and under the TPS in the middle of chaos after withdrawal. These individuals are now facing potential deportation.
Western forces work to evacuate people as Kabul falls into Taliban in 2021. (Mod Crown Copyright via Getty Images)
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Former chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee, Mike McCaul, claimed that the security situation had improved and called on the administration against the relocation of the immigration status of Afghanists here on SIVS or P1 and P2 visas.
The Taliban, he said, “made the thirst for retaliation against those who help the United States to clean up. Until they show significant changes, I urge the administration to continue the priority of the security of Afghan men and women who risked their lives to help our troops.”
Fox News Digital addressed the White House and DHS with comment demands.
