AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoCourt Ruling for Families: A Virginia federal judge struck down U.S. travel ban rules that blocked spouses and children of Afghan asylees from getting travel approval to reunite with family in the U.S., ordering documents for affected people and requiring fresh review for others. Humanitarian Stay in Pakistan: Pakistan extended stay for about 16,000 Afghan nationals on humanitarian grounds, covering women, children, and elderly people, while saying no deportations occurred for those with valid visas or travel documents. Trafficking Warning: The UN warned Afghanistan’s worsening humanitarian and economic crisis is raising the risk of human trafficking, citing forced returns, shrinking livelihoods, and Taliban restrictions on women and girls. Security Hit in Badakhshan: ISIS-K claimed responsibility for the killing of Zabihullah Amiri, the Taliban information chief in Badakhshan, as attacks on senior Taliban figures continue. UK Resettlement Scrutiny: A UK parliamentary report said Afghan allies who worked with British forces faced years of delay and secrecy after a data breach, leaving many in danger. Travel/Access Reality Check: With deportation and visa enforcement tightening in other countries, Afghan travelers and families face growing uncertainty around documentation and entry.
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