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US to close Afghan refugee camp, leaving over 1,000 allies in limbo
The U.S. ordered over 1,000 vetted Afghan allies and their families to leave Camp As Sayliyah due to security risks amid the Iran war, with no relocation plan in place.
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US to close Afghan refugee camp, leaving over 1,000 allies in limbo
More than 1,000 Afghan allies and their families face an uncertain future as the U.S. government prepares to close the only U.S.-run Afghan refugee camp on Tuesday.The State Department told the refugees they must leave Camp As Sayliyah, a former U.S. military base located just outside Doha, Qatar, by end of March. The administration is instructing the allies to either find a third country or repatriate to Afghanistan.A State Department spokesper…
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