Afghanistan, April 18 -- Afghan refugees in the U.S. have been given a seven-day notice to leave, according to the Afghan Evac president.
Shawn VanDiver, president of Afghan Evac-a U.S.-based organization supporting Afghan refugees-has stated that the U.S. government has given Afghan refugees with Temporary Protected Status (TPS) a seven-day deadline to leave the country.
According to VanDiver, a number of Afghan refugees in the United States have already received official notices from the government ordering them to depart.
He has urged Afghan refugees not to leave the country without first consulting with their legal counsel.
U.S. media reported on Thursday, April 17, that some Afghan refugees received an email from the Department of ...