Pakistan asks 'illegal foreigners' to leave by March 31

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Pakistan Asks All Afghan Nationals to Leave by March 31, Deportations to Begin April 1

Islamabad: Shehbaz Sharif's government in Pakistan has ordered the people of Afghan nationality living in Pakistan to leave the Country by March 31, local news reported.According to ARY News, Pakistan's Ministry of Interior has asked Afghan Citizen Card (ACC) holders to leave the

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Pakistan asks Afghan Citizen Card holders to leave 'voluntarily', sets March 31 as deadline

Amid deteriorating ties between Pakistan and Afghanistan, Islamabad is slated to ask the Afghan Citizen Card (ACCs) holders to leave Pakistan voluntarily, setting the deadline as March 31. According to an official document, this comes as a plan to repatriate all illegal foreigners. The decision is likely to impact over 800,000 documented Afghan refugees holding Afghan Citizen Cards and is included in the category of documented refugees, contrary…

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Pakistan tells Afghan Citizen Card holders to leave by March 31

Amid strained Pakistan-Afghanistan ties, over 800,000 Afghan Citizen Card holders face expulsion by March 31, unlike undocumented refugees already at risk.

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Pakistan Sets April 1 Deadline For 'Afghan Card' Holders, 'Illegal Foreigners' To Leave

Pakistan ordered Afghan Citizen Card (ACC) holders and “all illegal foreigners" to leave the country, either voluntarily or through deportation starting on April 1, raising fears among the Afghan community of repression should they return to their homeland.

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For years, Pakistan has given people from neighbouring Afghanistan protection from war. Now, the government is presenting an ultimatum to the refugees.

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Pakistan orders documented Afghan migrants to leave

Order affects nearly 900,000 such economic migrants residing in Pakistan