Dia Hadid

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762 appearances 58 recordings 2 series first heard Dec 2024 last heard 12 Sep

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under a program that helped resettle Afghan refugees after the Taliban overran Kabul and triggered the chaotic exit of U.S.
forces from the country.
Advocates for Afghans say the decision to suspend immigration requests is likely to impact the claims of some 35,000 Afghan nationals and their families who are in the asylum pipeline.
That's through a program for those who served alongside Western forces during America's two decades of involvement in Afghanistan.
Dia Hadid, NPR News, Mumbai.
The U.S.
Citizenship and Immigration Services made the announcement on X, formerly known as Twitter.
It came as the Department of Homeland Security identified the shooter as an Afghan national, Rahmanullah Lakanwal.
He entered the US under a program that helped resettle Afghan refugees after the Taliban overran Kabul and triggered the chaotic exit of US forces from the country.
Advocates for Afghans say the decision to suspend immigration requests is likely to impact the claims of some 35,000 Afghan nationals and their families.
who were in the asylum pipeline.
That's through a program for those who served alongside Western forces during America's two decades of involvement in Afghanistan.
Dia Hadid, NPR News, Mumbai.
Pakistan's defence minister announced a ceasefire that was mediated by Qatar and Turkey.
Pakistan accused neighbouring Afghanistan of sheltering militant groups that have been targeting their security forces.
Those attacks dramatically surged since the Taliban seized power of Afghanistan in 2021.
Adding to Pakistan's concerns that Taliban are also strengthening their relations with India, Pakistan's chief rival.
The fighting included Pakistani strikes on Saturday in Afghanistan's eastern Paktika province, targeting a militant group.
But Afghan officials said the strikes killed civilians, including three local cricketers who'd been playing a match nearby.
Cricket's global governing body, the International Cricket Council, said it was saddened and appalled by the deaths of the three men.
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