Pakistan has recently initiated a large-scale expulsion of Afghan nationals, leading to tens of thousands being forced to leave the country. This move comes as part of Pakistan’s efforts to address security concerns and regulate immigration. The decision has sparked discussions about the humanitarian and political implications of such actions, especially regarding the welfare of the expelled individuals and the strain on Afghanistan’s resources to accommodate returnees.
Pakistan commenced the expulsion of tens of thousands of Afghan nationals.
The expulsions are part of measures to enhance security and regulate immigration within the country.
Concerns have been raised about the humanitarian impact on those expelled and the challenges faced by Afghanistan in receiving large numbers of returnees.
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