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[#AfghanEvac @afghanevac]

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@RepMikeLevin @holding_shadows Every day Afghan families are separated is a day of pain. We need your voice to reunite families. Please hear our voice #EndBan 🇦🇫🙏🏼

[Rep. Mike Levin @RepMikeLevin]

When Americans went to war in Afghanistan, we didn’t go alone. Many Afghans stood beside our troops, translated for them, fought with them, and put themselves and their families in danger because they believed in what we were doing. We promised them that if they helped us, we would give them a path to safety in the United States. 

More than 1,100 Afghans who helped us, including more than 400 children, have been stuck in limbo in Qatar for over a year waiting for us to honor our word. Now Trump is telling them they have two options: go back to Afghanistan and live under dangerous Taliban rule, or be sent to the Congo, which is in the middle of one of the worst humanitarian crises on the planet. 

We don’t get to call ourselves the greatest country in the world and do this to those who helped us. 
https://t.co/kwgLzrk0uM

[AFP News Agency @AFP]

Stuck for over a year on a defunct US base on Doha's edge, 1,100 former Afghan allies of US forces and their families find themselves trapped in uncertainty after the US government suspended all Afghan immigration cases. https://t.co/HBnKi4oTyN

[Shawn VanDiver @shawnjvandiver]

Please help us lift up Zahra’s message to @FLOTUS @MELANIATRUMP.

She’s 14 and so so brave.

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@RedEagleLaw @curtismorrison @curtismorrison @RedEagleLaw what about f2A visa

[Aref Yaqubi @arefyaqubi]

This evening, another group of community members held a solidarity gathering in response to the recent attack on National Guard members in Washington, D.C. They said they themselves had been victims of violence in Afghanistan and strongly condemned the recent attack.

They came together at the site of the attack to express their sympathy and support for the families of the targeted National Guard members. They offered flowers to the National Guard members to honor them.
@USNationalGuard @DeptofWar @WhiteHouse

[Ali, MD @TheAliMD]

Today, the American #Hazara community of the DMV area held a solidarity gathering in response to the recent attack on National Guard members in Washington, D.C.

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@RapidResponse47 @PressSec Every day Afghan families are separated is a day of pain. We need your voice to reunite families. Please hear our voice #EndBan 🇦🇫🙏🏼

[Asif Ashna @AsifAshnaa]

Members of the Hazara community in the DMV area gathered at the site of the recent shooting in Washington, D.C., to express their deep sympathy for the families of the two National Guard members who were targeted.

Their presence was not only an act of human solidarity, but also a clear reaffirmation that violence, extremism, and terrorism—anywhere and in any form—must be condemned. A community that has long been a victim of systematic violence understands better than anyone the true value of safety, coexistence, and respect for the rule of law.

I commend the responsible and thoughtful action of the Hazara community in the United States. Efforts like this reflect the true character of Afghanistan immigrants: respectful, law-abiding, and committed to humanitarian values.

I urge all Afghanistan citizens living abroad to uphold the highest standards of conduct in their host societies. We represent a wounded nation, and our behavior shapes the narrative the world sees about us.

@USNationalGuard @DeptofWar @DHSgov @Sec_Noem @ABAesq

[Aamaj News @aamajnews_24]

جامعهٔ هزاره-امریکایی خشونت را محکوم کرده و از خانواده‌های گارد ملی امریکا اعلام حمایت کردند

شماری از اعضای جامعهٔ هزاره مقیم امریکا در محل حمله اخیر به اعضای گارد ملی در واشنگتن دی.سی گردهم آمدند و تمام اشکال خشونت را محکوم کرده و از خانواده‌های گارد ملی امریکا اعلام حمایت کردند.

#آماج_نیوز

[Aref Yaqubi @arefyaqubi]

Today, the Hazara community of the DMV area held a solidarity gathering in response to the recent attack on National Guard members in Washington, D.C.

Members of the Hazara community—part of the broader Afghanistan immigrant population in the United States—came together at the site of the attack to express their sympathy and support for the families of the National Guard members who were targeted.

During the gathering, community representatives strongly condemned all forms of violence, emphasizing that Hazaras themselves have long been victims of violence and persecution. They reaffirmed their commitment to peaceful coexistence and stressed that violence has no place in any society.

Organizers also noted the professionalism and cooperation of law enforcement, expressing appreciation for the police officers who closely supported the event. @USNationalGuard @DeptofWar @DHSgov @Sec_Noem

[افغانستان اینترنشنال @AFIntlBrk]

همدردی جامعه هزاره‌های امریکا با قربانی تیراندازی هفته گذشته در واشنگتن

جامعه هزاره‌های امریکا با گذاشتن گل در محل حادثه ضمن ابراز همدردی به خانواده قربانی تاکید کردند که مردم افغانستان قربانی تروریزم هستند.

پویا هاشمی، گزارش می‌دهد:

[Kaaj Media @kaaj_media]

جامعه هزاره‌های امریکا در یک گردهمایی با قربانیان تیراندازی هفته گذشته در نزدیکی کاخ سفید اعلام همدردی و همبستگی کردند.
هفته گذشته دو سرباز گارد ملی امریکا از سوی رحمان‌الله لکنوال، یک شهروند افغانستان در واشنگتن‌دی‌سی هدف تیراندازی قرار گرفت و زخمی شدند.
#kaajmedia

[Rapid Response 47 @RapidResponse47]

FAKE NEWS: "Do you blame all Afghans?"

@POTUS: "No, but we've had a lot of problems with Afghans... There was no checking! They just poured into the plane!"

"But many of them are here legally!"

@POTUS: "Yeah, I know the old story, many are wonderful — yeah, I'm sure."

[Nicolette Glazer @NicoletteGlazer]

Because of the despicable action of one, USCIS now is embarking on a path to block Afghans as a class from remaining in the country. This ban on processing appears to include all applications and processing, including naturalization, EADs, asylum, adjustment etc. this is utterly punitive.

Many Afghans fought and helped our troops and helped keep us all safe from the Taliban. They should not be punished.

Yes, it is perfectly fine to vet and scrutinize applications within the confines of reasonable policies and practices. But what this announcement suggests is they are going to summarily target and deny benefits as retribution for the atrocious and despicable actions of one man.

[Help Afghan families @assi_shir]

@RepZoeLofgren @Rep_Grijalva @RepZoeLofgren Every day Afghan families are separated is a day of pain. We need your voice to reunite families. Please hear our voice #EndBan 🇦🇫🙏🏼

[Help Afghan families @assi_shir]

@KristiNoem @Sec_Noem @KristiNoem Every day Afghan families are separated is a day of pain. We need your voice to reunite families. Please hear our voice #EndBan 🇦🇫🙏🏼