Five years following the U.S. military withdrawal from Afghanistan, the humanitarian situation remains dire for both citizens remaining in the country and Afghan refugees who have relocated to America. The geopolitical landscape has shifted dramatically, with evolving policies under new administrations affecting refugee integration, economic stability, and humanitarian aid. Afghan communities face compounded challenges including economic hardship, limited employment opportunities, and uncertain immigration status, while those still in Afghanistan confront political instability and social upheaval.

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