Afghans In U.S. Worry For Relatives In Their Homeland

Afghans in the US are deeply concerned about their families in Afghanistan as the deadline for evacuation approaches. Many face challenges reaching Kabul airport due to Taliban restrictions. Horror stories of violence and disappearances are common, causing distress in Afghan communities. There is hope for an extension of the evacuation deadline, and community support efforts are ongoing.

What is the main concern for Afghans living in the US regarding their families back home?

• The cultural differences they might face

• The possibility of losing contact with them

• The risk of their families being unable to evacuate

• The financial support for their families

What is the Taliban's position on the evacuation of Afghans?

• They are encouraging it

• They are indifferent to it

• They are against it

• They are supporting it

What challenges are faced by those with special immigrant visas trying to reach the airport?

• They are provided with safe passage

• They are welcomed by the Taliban

• They face violence and are stopped by the Taliban

• They are given priority access

How are Afghan women in the US feeling about the situation back home?

• They are feeling relieved

• They are feeling disturbed and anxious

• They are feeling indifferent

• They are feeling hopeful

What gives some Afghans hope regarding the evacuation process?

• The availability of more flights

• The possibility of an extended deadline

• The support from international communities

• The assurance from the Taliban