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Author: Parastoo Zahedi

Attorney Parastoo Zahedi is co-chair of the AILA Afghan Taskforce and an elected director of the American Immigration Lawyers Association Board of Governors, in private practice in Virginia. She represents corporate and individual clients throughout the U.S. and abroad on immigration matters.
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The U.S. Is at Risk of Failing Our Afghan Allies. Here’s How the Biden Administration Can Prevent That

Mahsa Khanbabai and Parastoo Zahedi

Since August, tens of thousands of Afghan allies left behind have struggled against the new, oppressive Taliban government. The U.S. has the means to help our allies, and the Biden administration should take measures to ensure the protection and safety of innocent Afghans.

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