They Were Promised Flights to the U.S. Now They're Stuck and in Danger

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They Were Promised Flights to the U.S. Now They're Stuck and in Danger

Hamida organized rural women’s health clinics and a network of midwives. Mohammad guarded detainees for the U.S. Army. Hekmatullah’s brother worked on U.S. government projects. Suhrab’s father was a high-level judge who presided over sensitive cases. Kheyal trained fieldworkers for an international aid organization. All of them fled Afghanistan with their families for Pakistan, sometime after the messy withdrawal of the U.S. military in 2021. Th…