@cdarwin@c.imJohn Woodrow Cox writes about
“H,” an Afghan man who supported the US during the war in Afghanistan.
After arriving here through the humanitarian parole program, he applied for asylum and built a life
—and raised two US-born kids
—with his wife.
But the Trump administration has since terminated the protections that allow Afghans like H to stay,
with one Homeland Security staffer calling him an “unvetted alien from a high threat country.”
H is anythin…
@cdarwin@c.imWhile Trump described his call for the U.S. military to reestablish a position in Afghanistan as “breaking news,” he has previously raised the idea.
The White House did not immediately respond to questions about whether it or the Pentagon has done any planning around returning to the sprawling [Bagram] air base, which was central to America’s longest war.
@heiseonline@social.heise.de @heiseonline@social.heise.deNoch einige der zuletzt hier besonders häufig geteilten #News:
Ohne Erklärung: Internet in Afghanistan nach 48 Stunden wieder verfügbar
@alm10965@mastodon.socialSowas, #zwischenwwach ;
träumte, daß ich (aus irgendwelchen Gründen auch) in #Afghanistan war.
Allerdings war es ein Ent'Taliban'isiertes Afghanistan, Frauen konnten unvermummelt herumlaufen, und überhaupt, immerhin sie konnten Kontakt zu westlichen Besuchern haben.
@paulwermer@sfba.socialIt's fascinating to see the difference between how those who actually honor their oath to defend the #constitution are treated compared to the way the #fascists in Federal office are. Yet the #GOPCongress
@PaulWermer@sfba.socialIt's fascinating to see the difference between how those who actually honor their oath to defend the #constitution are treated compared to the way the #fascists in Federal office are. Yet the #GOPCongress
@newsie@darktundra.xyzA National Guard Tactical Vehicle T-Boned a Civilian Car in D.C. https://www.404media.co/a-national-guard-tactical-vehicle-t-boned-a-civilian-car-in-d-c/
