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But that is more than double the total for all of 2021.2. The group is small relative to other nationalities seeking asylum at the southwest border - Customs and Border Protection officers at ports of entry and Border Patrol agents together encountered 166 Afghans trying to come to the United States without documents so far in 2022, according to data provided by the agency. With few options left to them, some Afghans are deciding to try to make it to the U.S.-Mexico border to seek protection that way. The disparity in treatment, from Yusufi’s perspective, is a symptom of much broader issues with the way the United States handles situations of forced displacement around the world. In both roles, as well as in her personal life, Yusufi has kept a close watch on humanitarian parole applications as the picture grows bleaker. troops left Afghanistan, she got involved with organizations and collectives trying to support Afghans grappling with the aftermath, and those left behind. Yusufi, who was born in Afghanistan and has been in the United States since the early 1990s, works as deputy director of Partnership for the Advancement of New Americans, a nonprofit that supports and empowers refugees and former refugees in the San Diego area. More than 40,000 Ukrainian nationals have been authorized to travel to the United States to apply for parole since the launch of the Uniting for Ukraine process in April.” “We also continue to honor the President’s commitment to Ukrainians fleeing Russia’s unprovoked war. “The United States swiftly welcomed more than 79,000 Afghans through Operation Allies Welcome, an unprecedented historic effort, providing them with work authorization, immigration benefits, and other support as they begin their new lives in America - and we are prepared to welcome additional Afghans over the coming weeks and months,” the official said. When asked about the disparity, a DHS spokesperson who spoke on the record but declined to be named pointed to the Afghans who were evacuated as U.S. I wish that other communities were treated similarly.” “It’s great that the Ukrainians are seeking safety and actually finding it. “This demonstrates that when there’s a political will, there’s a way,” said San Diego-based Yusufi.
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