Five years on, US Afghan promise remains unfulfilled

Since the fall of Kabul, efforts to assist Afghan allies have faced significant setbacks due to limited legal pathways and halted programs. Most evacuees were admitted on humanitarian parole rather than permanent visas, and the Afghan Adjustment Act and similar bills have failed to become law, leaving many in temporary status or in limbo. Despite strong public and faith community support, the U.S. has not fulfilled its promises to provide lasting residency solutions, raising concerns about the safety and integration of Afghan refugees.

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