Immigration

Iran and Pakistan deport more than 6,000 Afghan migrants in a single day

The data showed that 4,591 Afghans were deported from Pakistan and 1,691 from Iran in one day.

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Immigration

UN chief warns of rising hate and division fueled by poor migration policies

On International Migrants Day, António Guterres urges governments to ensure safe and dignified migration amid mounting global displacement.

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Immigration

Amnesty urges halt to forced returns of Afghans amid humanitarian crisis

Amnesty said Afghanistan faces a “deepening humanitarian crisis” and warned of a “real risk of serious harm” to returnees.

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Immigration

Trump expands US travel ban to include Afghanistan, 11 other countries

Alongside Afghanistan, the countries subject to full travel restrictions are Myanmar, Chad, the Republic of the Congo, among others.

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Immigration

Iran says about 5 million Afghans living in country as deportations rise

Iranian officials say that around 1.6 million undocumented Afghans had been expelled since the launch of a campaign targeting unauthorised.

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Immigration

Pakistan, Iran deport nearly 6,000 Afghan migrants in a day

The largest flow from Pakistan was through Torkham, where 533 families, or 2,934 people, were registered, the commission said.

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Immigration, US

US official says about 2,000 Afghans in country flagged over alleged terrorist links

“We’ve identified 2,000 of that group of 88,000 who have ties to terrorist organisations,” Kent said.

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Immigration

Pakistan, Iran deport more than 7,000 Afghans in one day

From Pakistan, 643 families — about 3,400 people — crossed into Kandahar province via Spin Boldak.

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Immigration

Germany to halt resettlement of hundreds of Afghans promised refuge

“They will be informed in the coming days that there is no longer any political interest in their admission,” the.

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Immigration

Pakistan expels more than 3,000 Afghan migrants in a single day

Pakistan expelled 2,951 migrants a day earlier, most of them under coercion, according to the commission.

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