Afghan refugees and interpreters who assisted U.S. military operations face unprecedented obstacles in securing asylum in America. Recent policy shifts have created administrative bottlenecks that leave thousands languishing in uncertain circumstances abroad. These individuals, instrumental in supporting American forces during decades of military engagement, now confront prolonged bureaucratic delays and restrictive immigration measures that threaten their safety and future prospects in their home country.

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