The Trump administration has implemented restrictive immigration policies targeting Afghan nationals, halting new travel authorizations, visa processing, and refugee admissions. Additionally, the government is moving to revoke existing protections for Afghan residents already settled in the United States. These measures have triggered widespread concerns among the Afghan-American community regarding potential deportations and family separations. Critics argue the policies undermine America's commitments to Afghan allies who assisted U.S. military operations during the two-decade conflict.

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