Since U.S. forces first touched down in Afghanistan 20 years ago, tens of thousands of our Afghan allies have stepped up to help. From interpreting for U.S. military forces to aiding diplomats, they've risked everything to protect American values. Now, as many as 70,000 of our Afghan allies and their families may be eligible for humanitarian protection in the United States. 

Help those who helped us. Take action and urge the Biden administration to protect our Afghan allies.  

The Biden administration has made plans to fully withdraw U.S. forces from Afghanistan by September, and possibly as soon as July, placing some of our Afghan allies in danger. Many of those who helped U.S. forces over the past 20 years have received  death threats from the Taliban – both against themselves and their families. Once the U.S. has fully withdrawn, their lives will be at  far greater risk. 

Urge the Biden administration to swiftly devise a plan to evacuate current Afghan SIV applicants, their family members, and allies eligible for humanitarian protection in the U.S.  

Calls for aid to our Afghan allies are coming from all corners of Congress and from both sides of the aisle. Just this past Friday, a group of bipartisan lawmakers sent a letter to the president calling for immediate action and highlighting the "moral failure" of denying aid to our allies. 

The next steps are obvious. This needs to happen, and it needs to happen fast. 

Take action to protect our Afghan allies now!