Afghan refugees feel the “betrayal” to move the Trump request lock

“The United States that do not understand what I have done for this country is betrayal,” said Abdullah BBCK.

Afghanistan escaped with his parents in the US delay in August 2021 and is now paratroist for US military. It worries that his sister and husband help escape, discontinue a resetting program of the President Donald Trump.

The request can cancel all flights and applications for Afghan refugee refugees without exception to the families of active services.

Trump argues that “migratory migration levels” threaten the “migration levels”.

But Abdullah and many other Afghan refugees told BBC when they think they have “returned”, despite years of work with American officials, troops and non-profit organizations. We are not using their real names, as they do, can jeopardize cases or they can jeopardize families.

As soon as I heard Abdullah order, he called his sister. “He was crying, he lost all hope,” he said. His work believes that he took power in 2021 that he has made a goal of the Government of Taliban.

“Anxiety, it’s unthinkable. He’ll never see it again,” he said.

During the war, Abdullah said it was our interpreter for our forces. When he left Afghanistan, his sisters and husband could not go to the flight of passports.

Suhy Shaheen, a spokesman of the Government of Taliban, who worked with international strengths to be amnesty and all Afghans can be “fearless in the country”. These refugees are “economic migrants”.

In 2023 a United Nations report doubts doubts from the Government of Taliban. Hundreds of former government officials and armed forces were believed to be the general amnesty.

Abdullah’s sisters and husbands completed medical studies and interviews required to reset the US. The BBC has seen the US Defense Department of Defense protecting its application.

Abdullah says Trump is high that immigration is high, that he does not justify his family distinction. It describes sleeping nights and anxiety affects his work in his fighting unit by serving in the United States.

Babak, a former legal advisor of the Afghan Air Force, is still hiding in Afghanistan.

“They don’t break their promise – they break us,” he said.

The BBC has seen the letters of the United Nations confirming his mission, as well as a letter approved by a colonel in the US Air Force. It adds Borde to gave strikes aimed at militants related to the group associated with the Islamic State group.

Baba cannot understand the decision of the President, he worked together with US troops. “We jeopardized our lives for these missions. We are now in serious danger,” he noted.

He has been moving his wife and his young son from the location, trying to be hidden in despair. He said his brother tortured his target. BBC cannot check this part of his story, seeing the nature of his claims.

Blisters are attractive to Change Trump and his national security advisor to change the opinion of Mike Waltz.

“You served Mike Waltz, Afghanistan. Please encourage the president,” he told us.

Before saying goodbye, he added: “A ray of light we hold it off.”

Ahmad managed to fly to the US in the middle of the chaos of the rehydration, but it is separated from his family. He felt his father, mother and teenager who left his siblings behind.

If he and his father did not work with the US, he said: his family would not be the goals of the Government of Taliban. “I can’t know how to sleep is one of the reasons in that situation,” he added.

Before taking Taliban, Ahmad worked in non-profit profit profits 13 years ago and had the residence of Washington. A special judge is setting a special judge to deal with abuses against women.

But he proclaimed work done in OGP and the women’s advocates turned the target and in 2021 the Taliban fighters shot before taking the Taliban country.

The BBC has seen a letter from a Pennsylvania Hospital “who evaluate the injury to the bullet and bullet” is “those who say” Kabul happened “is consistent”.

To be important, his family is also in danger, because his father was Colonel with the Army of Afghanistan and helped Cia. He has seen a BBC certificate, offering the national security forces of Afghanistan, thanking his father at his service.

Ahmad says the Taliban government, his parents, siblings, therefore escaped Pakistan. BBC has seen that Ahmad’s father and brother were being treated in a hospital, injured by the people of the Government of Taliban.

He completed several steps in his family reset program. He also said the evidence gave his family support funds, without government.

Now Ahmad says that the situation is critical. His family in Pakistan are visas that will expire within months. He has contacted IOMs and has been “patience”.

# Afghanevac’s head, with the help of eligible resets of Afghanistan refugee group, said he had 10,000-15,000 people at the late stages of applications.

Pregnant pain has been waiting for the flight from Islamabad for six months. He worries his panic will threaten his unborn baby. “If I lose the baby, I will kill myself,” BBC said.

He said he protested for women’s rights, even after the Government of Taliban has taken control of Afghanistan. He claimed he was arrested in 2023 and had arrested the night.

“Then I didn’t want to leave Afghanistan. I was hiding after my notes, but they called me and they told me next time,” he explained.

The pain worries that the Pakistan government will return to Afghanistan. That is partly because Pakistan will not be given to the asylum of refugee refugees in Afghanistan.

The country has taken thousands of thousands of refugees in the country for decades of regional educators. According to the UN refugee agency, the country has three million Afghanistan, about 1.4 million documented.

Cross-border tensions have been flared with the Government of the Taliban government, with a greater concern about the fate of Afghans in Pakistan, has made alleged fear and detention reports. The Special UN report said the regional Afghans deserve better treatment.

The Pakistan government says that the national foreigners in the country returned to Afghanistan and the search attacks confirmed in January were made.

According to Iomen, more than 795,000 Afghans have passed since Pakistan last September.

Afghan refugees have spoken to feel trapped between the homeland of their lives and among the host of the country that is running out of patience.

The US were turning on expectations, but the safe port seemed to block new presidents until they warned.