Sending Afghans to Pakistan, who then send them to Afghanistan, is illegal 'refoulement' and circumvents protections against Taliban repression.

Critics argue the deportations are illegal, morally wrong, and violate international refugee law, potentially sending individuals back to face persecution from the Taliban.

The decision to deport Afghan immigrants who have helped the US military is seen as a betrayal of trust and a violation of agreements.

Criticism of the US policy as cruel, a betrayal, and a state-sanctioned execution, violating principles of not sending people back to face retaliation.

Urgent appeals for immigration or Habeas Corpus attorneys to help Afghans facing forced relocation and potential handover to the Taliban.

The US plans to send Afghan immigrants back to Afghanistan, with concerns raised about their safety and risk of persecution.

Strong criticism of the US policy to deport Afghan immigrants to Pakistan, citing risks of persecution in Afghanistan and violations of international law.

Deporting individuals to countries where they face persecution violates international law and basic human rights.

Criticism of the US policy to deport Afghan immigrants to Afghanistan, citing risks of persecution and violation of international refugee law.

Many condemn the US deportation plan as inhumane and a violation of international law, arguing it sends Afghans to certain death or persecution by the Taliban.

The deportation is seen as a betrayal of those who helped the US and a violation of international refugee law, potentially leading to persecution and death.

Urgent need for immigration lawyers to file petitions for Afghan immigrants facing deportation.

Strong condemnation of the deportation plan, calling it dishonorable and illegal, especially for those who helped the US military and may face persecution.

Many view the U.S. decision as a profound betrayal and a state-sanctioned execution, expressing outrage and concern for the Afghans' safety.

There is significant concern for the humanitarian crisis in Afghanistan, exacerbated by large-scale returns from Pakistan and Iran, with many lacking resources.

Strongly opposes the US policy of deporting individuals to Afghanistan, viewing it as a betrayal and a risk to their safety.

Criticizes Steven Miller's role in shaping US immigration policies, particularly regarding deportations.

Condemns the planned deportation of Afghan immigrants, citing risks of discrimination and persecution under the Taliban.

Concerns are expressed about the US administration's plan to deport Afghan immigrants to Pakistan, potentially violating non-refoulement principles and creating regional instability.