By the numbers: Afghan allies lack answers two years following withdrawal

During the chaotic United States withdrawal from Afghanistan in August 2021, our allies sought safety from Taliban rule through a variety of U.S. refugee, visa, and parole programs. Two years later, an unconscionable number of our allies remain in limbo, whether awaiting processing in Afghanistan or seeking permanent status inside the U.S.

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