Afghans for Trump leader urges reversal of decision to end refugee protections

A group of campaigns that made a campaign to put Donald Trump in the White House now that they are feeling abandoning his administration’s decision to cancel the legal protection of thousands of Afghan refugees living in the United States under the temporary protected situation (TPS).

Zuber Sanji, the leader of the “Afghan for Trump”, said after the American chaotic withdrawal of 2021 from Afghanistan, that his community turned to Trump after the Biden administration left their homeland in the turmoil.

Now, the president urges to reconsider.

“The truth is that Afghanistan is not safe,” Sanji told Fox News. “Over the past three years, since the Taliban returned, the country has been as always dangerous.”

He said that the demand of the Ministry of Internal Security “according to the improvement security situation” fails to reflect the reality on the ground.

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“The Taliban, at the end of the day, is a terrorist group,” he said. “They are targeting anyone who disagrees with them – anyone who has worked with the United States government or coalition forces. Their lives are in great danger.”

Sanji added that women are facing the dark conditions in the Taliban -controlled Afghanistan, as they are banned from education and public life without male accompanying.

“They look at women as fought. They treat them worse than livestock,” he said. “There is no freedom for ordinary Afghans. It is a prison. People are under the arrest of the house, and they cannot escape.”

Despite his frustration, Sanji said he had not withdrawn his support for Trump – but he was giving up with him to rethink the decision. “We have hope that any kind of errors that are made specifically be corrected in relation to Afghanistan.”

He praised Trump for refusing to recognize Taliban and end external aid to Afghanistan, which fell in their hands, and urged him not to conclude any deals.

Sanji said: “The Taliban is the fake America, rejects your demands for the return of $ 7 billion in military equipment, and they are subject to terrorists who threaten our homeland.” “To engage with them is not America first.”

The Afghans of the Trump Group, which is looking to put foreign policy – and withdraw

Taliban members and supporters stand on an American flag where they hold a gathering to celebrate the third anniversary of Kabul, in Kabul, Afghanistan, on August 14, 2024. (Reuters/Syed Hasib)

On Monday, the Ministry of Internal Security officially ended TPS for Afghan citizens, which may force more than 9,000 people to return to the Taliban’s Afghanistan. The Minister of National Security Ministry, Christie Nayem, was martyred “the improvement security situation” and the stable economy as a justification.

“This administration returns TPS to its original temporary intention,” Nayyu said. “We have reviewed the circumstances in Afghanistan with our partners between agencies, and do not benefit the requirements for the appointment of TPS.”

The protected condition of the Afghans is scheduled to end on May 20, with the official end of the program on July 12. Nayed added that ending the determination of the appointment with the aim of the broader administration of eradicating the threats of fraud and national security in the immigration system.

TPS allows foreign citizens from countries facing armed conflict, natural disasters, or other emergency situations to live and work legally in the United States, and the President of the United States at the time has originally appointed Joe Biden to appoint Afghanistan for TPS after the Taliban seized in 2021.

While many Afghans who helped the American army during the war of two decades of last century arrived under the Special Immigrant Vision Program (SIV), others-including former workers in the Afghan government and those linked to American missions-entered the TPS in the midst of post-record chaos. These individuals are now facing possible deportation.

Western forces are working to evacuate people while Kabul remains in the Taliban in 2021. (Mod Crown Copyright via Getty Images)

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The former head of the Foreign Affairs Committee, Mike Mukkoul, argued that the security situation had improved, and urged the administration to move to cancel the immigration status of Afghans here on SIVS or P1 and P2 visas.

He said that the Taliban had thirst for revenge against those who help the United States, respectively. Until they show major changes in behaviors, I urge the administration to continue to give priority to the safety of Afghan men and women who risked their lives to help our forces. ”

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