Abandoning those individuals who helped and saved the lives of our men and women in uniform, defended our positions on the ground, and protected our assets from jeopardizing their own lives is not merely a policy failure—it is a profound moral failing. They trusted us, stood with us, and sacrificed their safety for a shared vision of a better Afghanistan and a better world. Turning away now, knowing they face certain death, would betray them and the very principles we profess to stand for.

This is not solely an American obligation, but a global one. Deporting these allies from Iran, Turkey, and Pakistan to Afghanistan is effectively a death sentence. We must urge all nations, particularly Pakistan, Iran, and Turkey, to refuse such deportations and offer refuge to those at risk. Protecting them is not only a matter of justice but a testament to our shared humanity and the values we defend. To abandon them now would mean failing ourselves and the ideals we uphold.

#NoToTerrorism and to their criminal minded lobbying colleagues.