US strongly reacts against decision of government of Pakistan against Afghan Refugees
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In response to Pakistan's decision to expel illegal Afghan refugees, the United States (US) has issued a statement. During a daily press briefing, State Department spokesperson Vedant Patel expressed that Pakistan has been a crucial partner for the US in aiding the resettlement of Afghan individuals seeking refuge. Pakistan has played a significant role in this process.
The State Department spokesperson conveyed the US's deep concern regarding the allegations mentioned by Prime Minister Trudeau. He emphasized the importance of Canada's investigation progressing and the responsible individuals being held accountable. The US has consistently urged the Indian government, both publicly and privately, to cooperate with the Canadian investigation.
Yesterday, the caretaker federal government of Pakistan established a deadline of November 1 for illegal immigrants to leave the country, under the threat of deportation. Sarfaraz Bugti also announced the formation of a task force to take action against illegal immigrants, highlighting Pakistan's unique policy of allowing entry even without a passport. Additionally, the interior minister mentioned the confiscation of assets belonging to illegal immigrants and the establishment of a web portal for reporting smuggling-related illegal activities.
