Afghanistan, March 18 -- The spokesperson for the U.S. State Department has announced that Afghans who have worked with U.S. forces and agencies are not included in the travel ban list. This decision is intended to support Afghans who have collaborated with American forces.
On Monday, March 17, State Department spokesperson Tammy Bruce stated during a press briefing that this decision allows these individuals to apply for visas and travel to the United States. She emphasized that those who worked alongside U.S. forces would not be restricted from seeking entry into the country.
The spokesperson further mentioned that the U.S. government has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting Afghan allies. Eligible Afghans can apply for special visa ...