We're sending this one (two) pager and the attached infographic to the hill today as part of our effort to educate staff on the importance of raising the cap on SIVs.
Please feel free to visit https://t.co/nnRC92xll7 to look up your representative and send their way!
Servicemembers and DOD civilians looking for information about family reunification can visit @Military1Source to learn more about their options.
https://t.co/1730vEws0M
The Department of Defense office for policy has published a new webpage for the Office of the Special Coordinator for Afghanistan.
https://t.co/2s9rHi1WKs
Giving Tuesday: As we celebrate the holiday season, we invite you to continue to help us serve our Afghan allies in relocation and resettlement. Donate today!
https://t.co/i7tDEQuxIe
Giving Tuesday: As we celebrate the holiday season, we invite you to continue to help us serve our Afghan allies in relocation and resettlement. Donate today!
https://t.co/i7tDEQuxIe
Our director, @itsapurdy emphasizes the need to pass #AfghanAdjustment:
1. Our immigration policies must honor our values.
2. Leaving Afghan allies in danger isn't an option.
3. #AfghanAdjustment reflects our commitments & shared values.
If you are an Afghan in Pakistan and you are in a US immigration pathway but haven't received your USG confirmation letter, fill out this form at https://t.co/sZhfFc3uRn. #AfghanEvac
The parolee family reunification form is live once again! Afghans under parolee status should submit this form to indicate that you have eligible family remaining in Afghanistan.
Please visit the site below to learn more. https://t.co/vEpsXFghuY
Good intentions are not enough in matters that can forever impact the lives of vulnerable people. That's why we launched our Casework Best Practices guide this weekend.
This should be required reading for anyone working to help Afghan allies reach the US.
https://t.co/8s3rUE6c4c
The Department of State Office of Inspector General has released a report that evaluates the Afghan SIV program from 2018 through 2022. (Aug 2023, PDF, 52 pages).
https://t.co/jqPbOk4c6P
On this day two years ago, August 26, 2021, thirteen U.S. service members and about 170 Afghans died in a terrorist bombing at Abbey Gate of the Hamid Karzai International Airport (HKIA) in Kabul, Afghanistan. The Kabul airlift (NEO) was in the final days of execution.
USCIS updated their English language version of the "how-to apply for re-parole" video and launched it today! Watch it for a good explainer on the process. Form I-131 Online Filing Demo for Afghan Re-Parole.
https://t.co/BfFuFMgfRu
📣 Join LIRS and @Afghan_American THIS THURSDAY at 4PM EST for a webinar that examines the successes, challenges, and work still to be done two years after the #Afghan evacuation.
Register Today! ⬇️
https://t.co/hGmQuScaDY
Good news: @USCIS has put together a Frequently Asked Questions on Re-Parole. Afghans already in the United States on Parole, and those working to assist them, should review this site carefully.
https://t.co/IBIZN0A5wx