Bill Introduced to Preserve Records for At-Risk Afghan Allies
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Bill Introduced to Preserve Records for At-Risk Afghan Allies
Delaware Senator Chris Coons and South Dakota Senator Mike Rounds have introduced bipartisan legislation aimed at preserving the military service records of Afghan allies who served alongside U.S. forces during the war in Afghanistan. The ARCH Act would establish a secure Department of Defense system for eligible Afghan allies or their representatives to submit service information and supporting documents. The Pentagon would verify the records u…
IR US Has Abandoned Afghans Who Risked Their Lives for Its Mission – KabulNow
KABUL, AFGHANISTAN - The International Refugee Assistance Project (IRAP) says the United States has turned its back on Afghan nationals who risked their lives in support of the U.S. mission in Afghanistan. In a statement issued Tuesday, August 12, marking the fifth anniversary of the fall of the Afghan republic, the Taliban’s return to power and the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, IRAP criticized restrictions imposed by the Trump administratio…
The International Organization for Legal Aid and Advocacy for Refugees says the United States has turned its back on Afghan citizens who risked their lives for the US mission. The organization issued a statement on Tuesday (August 20th) criticizing the Trump administration's restrictions on Afghan refugees on the fifth anniversary of the fall of the republic, the return of the Taliban to power and the US withdrawal from Afghanistan. "The US gove…
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