US EditionRaffensperger asks Trump administration to halt deportation of Afghan Christians
- Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger asked Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem to pause deportations of Afghan Christian refugees until their asylum claims are heard.
- Raffensperger highlighted that Afghan Christians face persecution and execution under Taliban rule, confirming their need for protection in the U.S.
- Members of a North Carolina church have rallied against deportation orders for Afghan Christians, emphasizing their legal status and credible fear of danger if returned.
- Activist Julie Tisdale called on the public to voice support for the refugees, asserting they deserve the chance for life and safety in America.
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Raffensperger asks Trump administration to halt deportation of Afghan Christians
Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger is asking the Trump administration to halt the deportations of Afghan Christian refugees in the United States. In a letter addressed to Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Kristi Noem, Raffensperger said he has “deep concern” after the department revoked protections from deportation for Afghans, along with Cameroonians. “I…
·Washington, United States
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