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Since Afghanistan’s descent into crisis last summer, more than 76,000 Afghans have been evacuated to the United States, and millions more are still seeking a safe place to resettle. Thanks to strong advocacy, the Biden administration recently granted temporary protected status for them — but this grants them just a “stay of deportation” rather than a true welcome.

Congress has the tools to give these refugees a permanent home in the U.S. An Afghan Adjustment Act would grant Afghans a roadmap to citizenship so they can stay in the U.S. long-term.

Every day that goes by without action from Congress, Afghan evacuees must put their plans on hold, rather than putting down roots and building a new home. Send a message to your member of Congress right now!

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Dear Member of Congress,

I write on behalf of Amnesty International with deep concern about the safety and wellbeing of Afghans seeking safety in the United States. I recognize – and welcome – the Biden administration’s recent designation of Afghanistan for Temporary Protected Status. I ask you to keep taking steps to prioritize building an immigration system that is based on humanity, compassion, fairness, and respect.

You can do that by taking the following actions:

1. Work to pass an Afghan Adjustment Act to establish a roadmap to citizenship for Afghans seeking safety in the United States, and expand humanitarian pathways for Afghans left behind.

2. Work with the Biden Administration to promote and expand community sponsorship – including a new private sponsorship program – to empower people across the country to directly welcome and support our new Afghan neighbors.

Thousands of people who fled Afghanistan are STILL in a state of uncertainty. If the U.S. truly aims to convince the world that its commitment to human rights  and for Afghan evacuees rises beyond hollow press statements and speeches to the country, it should take these steps to ensure more permanent protections for Afghan individuals and families.

We cannot allow this issue to be swept under the rug. Too many people have experienced such suffering and hardship. I hope I can count on you to prioritize these steps as my Member of Congress!

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