Recent reports indicate that the United States government is planning to deport some detained Afghan migrants to Pakistan. Among them are relatives of Afghans who previously worked with US forces.
According to published reports, some Afghans held at US immigration detention facilities have been informed that they may be deported to Pakistan in the coming weeks. This information has been reported by a US federal government official, immigration lawyers, and migrant advocacy organizations.
Among those concerned about the plan are relatives of Afghans who worked with US forces. The possibility of transferring these individuals to Pakistan has raised concerns about their legal status, security, and future.
There have also been reports of a possible special flight to transfer some of these individuals. However, the exact date of the flight, the final number of people involved, and their official destination have not yet been confirmed.
These developments come as some Afghans who worked with US forces, as well as their family members, continue to face uncertainty about their future and immigration status.
As of the time of publication, US officials had not formally announced the deportation plan with full details or confirmed it definitively.
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