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The US Department of Homeland Security sent emails to Afghan refugees living in North Carolina and urged them to leave the country within seven days, otherwise they would be at risk of firing and legal punishments, ISNA reported.

According to Anatolia, the decree, which is part of the United States’s continued suppression of immigrants, could lead to harassment or even death for them, as many of them, along with their families, helped US forces during the five -year war in Afghanistan.

US President Donald Trump in the campaign last year pledged to treat immigrants who are criminal criminals, not with those who were US allies in the Afghan war.

Following the departure of the US military in Afghanistan, many citizens who helped US forces were allowed to enter the United States under conditioned humanitarian release, special immigration visa or temporary protected status.

Many US troops have contributed to US troops, including translation, relationships with local tribes and gathering information.

When the United States began preparing to leave Afghanistan, it was promised to accommodate many Afghans who had assisted US forces in the first five years in the first term of Trump’s presidency.

But now in the second term of Trump’s presidency, he is seeking to end the deal for thousands of Afghan nationals, leading to their expulsion and returning them to Afghanistan.

“If I return to Afghanistan, I will not be safe,” said one Afghan asylum seeker in the United States. “This means signing suicide.”

According to the US Congress, approximately 4.3 Afghans between August 1 and August were among those who were resettled in the United States.

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