'No One Can Offer Any Hope'
Briefly

The article discusses the plight of Saman, an Afghan refugee who, with her husband Farhad and their two children, is trapped in Pakistan after serving alongside U.S. forces during the Afghan War. They have been waiting for three years for their refugee visa applications to be processed but are facing dire prospects following policy changes under Donald Trump's administration. Saman articulates her anxiety and fear for her children's future, compounded by a new health issue. Their urgent need for support highlights America's obligation to assist its former allies in peril.
Saman's family, left behind in Afghanistan, faces dire circumstances in Pakistan as they await a refugee program that offers them no hope of escape.
Years of loyal service alongside American troops ended in despair as Saman and her family live in fear of returning to Taliban rule.
The American government's withdrawal from refugees' support has left Saman's family trapped, isolated, and in dire need of assistance.
The emotional toll on Saman is immense; she questions her children's future while battling health issues exacerbated by stress.
Read at The Atlantic
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