To help protect Afghan people whom the U.S. employed or worked with, the U.S. government developed the Afghan Special Immigrant Visa (SIV) program. Established in 2009, the SIV program has seen a considerable backlog that the government is looking to alleviate. The Start of the Special... read more
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High Court Ruling Could Cause Your Deportation to Be Cancelled
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