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“These Afghan families are effectively their prisoners, with no rights and no freedom of movement outside of the camp for the past four years,” one advocate revealed.
And now, they’ve been given until Friday at noon, Dubai time, to decide if they will “self-deport”—a term that in this case is nothing short of a death sentence. Those who don’t comply risk being forcibly removed. And those who do comply are walking straight into the hands of a regime that has already proven it will execute anyone even suspected of working with the West.
The Taliban may claim “amnesty,” but anyone who lived through 2021 knows exactly what that means. It means rape. It means torture. It means mass executions. It means dragging women from their homes in front of their children and executing former Afghan soldiers in the street.
“To this day, my digital files are filled with the bodies of Afghan commandos, soldiers, police, female activists/teachers/doctors/nurses and so on who were all promised the same fake ‘amnesty’ and instead were raped, tortured, imprisoned & murdered, often along with their families,” said one person involved in their rescue efforts.
Unlike those who gamed the system to enter the U.S. on false pretenses, these 32 families played by the rules. Every single one has been vetted by U.S. agencies. Not a single red flag. And still, after four long years of waiting, their reward is to be handed over to the very people they fought to keep out of power.
“This is simply a death sentence and these people… are now begging to be saved,” the source said.
Where is the U.S. government? Where is the Biden administration? Why are we hearing nothing but silence while our allies are surrounded by terrorists in what is supposed to be a friendly country?
Lara Logan, the journalist who helped bring their story to light, is calling on the American people to raise the alarm before it’s too late. “We are begging you to save these people from certain death,” she wrote. “I was one of the people responsible for getting them to the camp and have all the background information anyone may need.”
The situation is unfolding quickly, and the clock is ticking. These brave men, women, and children need immediate U.S. intervention—either flown to safety or granted asylum in an allied country where the Taliban’s reach won’t follow them.
This isn’t about politics. This is about promises. The United States made a promise to the people who stood beside us during 20 years of war. Breaking that promise now—after everything they’ve endured—would be nothing short of a national disgrace.
We cannot let these people be murdered. The Biden administration must act now—or forever carry the stain of yet another betrayal.
