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Afghans in Pakistan face uncertain future amid deportation drive

Thousands of Afghans born and raised in Pakistan are being pushed into hiding as Islamabad steps up deportations amid worsening ties with Afghanistan, leaving families caught between two countries they call home.

Published Aug 21, 2026 · 8:15 PMOriginal source: Channel News Asia2 reads
Thousands of Afghans born and raised in Pakistan are being pushed into hiding as Islamabad steps up deportations amid worsening ties with Afghanistan, leaving families caught between two countries they call home.
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