
Fighting for our allies by reducing uncertainty, maintaining urgency, and increasing throughput all undergirded by a strong commitment to our short- and long-term national security.
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Something happened this weekend that caught me off guard.
We put out our five-year statement Saturday morning. It was deliberately not a policy document. We write about the government fifty weeks a year, and these two weeks do not belong t...
Saturday marks 5 years since Kabul fell.
The mission that began in the airlift is not finished and it has been a rough road for the last year and a half, but this was the best week for Afghan legislation in months. In a single forty-eight...
Two things happened to Afghan families this week that will matter for years, and neither one happened on the House floor.
The first happened in the Federal Register, on a Tuesday, in a rule that became effective the moment it was published...
Every week we send you a lot. The news, the court fights, the case updates, the analysis. It all matters, and you can keep up with the full picture any time at afghanevac.org/policy. The one thing we never want lost in the shuffle is the pa...
Last week Congress left Washington for August recess, and it left two very different marks on our work.
On the way out the door, a bipartisan group of House members moved to protect Afghans from deportation, while the House Judiciary Comm...
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