ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — Pakistan has expelled more than 100,000 Afghan nationals over the past three weeks, as authorities intensify a.

"We didn't end that proactively — it expired,” Leavitt said.

The meeting was co-chaired by the ministry and UNAMA.

The man, identified as Osman, was originally from the Khwaja Ghar district of Takhar Province

The figures show that between 3,000 to 5,000 people entered the country daily.

The warning comes as Iranian authorities intensify their crackdown on Afghan migrants.

“If there is to be a future where Afghanistan and Pakistan enjoy peaceful, neighborly relations, it must begin with mutual.

Mohammad Taghi Asadollahi, the deputy governor of Fardis city, called for stricter oversight of businesses employing undocumented migrants and urged.

"Life was good, but because of the police, we had no choice but to leave," a migrant said.

Pakistani officials have repeatedly accused Afghan nationals of involvement in militant attacks.