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Wahidullah Wahdat, an Afghan pilot and U.S. asylee, is seeking to reunite with his children after the death of his wife in Kabul. Efforts by American benefactors are underway, but without action from the State Department, Wahdat's children remain in Afghanistan. The only potential route for reunification is through a National Interest Exemption, which has proven difficult to obtain.
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Wahidullah Wahdat, an Afghan pilot and U.S. asylee, is seeking to reunite with his children after the death of his wife in Kabul. Efforts by American benefactors are underway, but without action from the State Department, Wahdat's children remain in Afghanistan. The only potential route for reunification is through a National Interest Exemption, which has proven difficult to obtain.
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