Tremain
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This is not America. Being born here to foreign parents does not grant you automatic citizenship.
They can jump off a cliff when they get there.
Punch the nearest woman in the face.
Integration into Afghan society complete.
Undocumented Immigrants Deportation Operation
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Integration into Afghan society complete.
Distant_Observer
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hydrabadi_arab
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Migrants in Pakistan report rising arrests, deportations
- by Parsa Katal
- February 16, 2026
Afghan migrants being arrested by Pakistani police in Islamabad.
Migrant families in Pakistan say they are living with mounting anxiety as arrests and deportations have increased in recent weeks, with many fearing that relatives could be detained at any moment.
Some migrants say Pakistani police are detaining Afghan citizens, mistreating them and deporting them without allowing them to collect their belongings.
Several have also alleged that police demand money during the process, particularly in the aftermath of recent militant attacks in Pakistan, when pressure on Afghan communities has intensified.
“In our colony, everyone is at risk. They are arrested and taken to Haji Camp for deportation. Their human rights are violated,” said Nazir, an Afghan migrant in Pakistan.
“The situation in Pakistan is not suitable for Afghan migrants and is challenging. They barely go out of home. They use nights for going to the market,” said Fatima, another migrant.
Abdul Jabbar Takhari, the Taliban’s acting consul general in Pakistan, said in an interview that 105 Afghan citizens had recently been released from prisons in Sindh Province and returned to Afghanistan.
According to Takhari, the detainees — including women and children — had been held for about a month because of what he described as security-related issues along routes in Sindh and Balochistan provinces.
“They were detained for the past month,” he said, adding that their release followed efforts by the Taliban authorities.
Takhari said 62 Afghan citizens remain in detention in Sindh province.
The reports of arrests and deportations come amid strained relations between Pakistan and the Taliban. Pakistani officials have previously said that security concerns have prompted stricter enforcement measures, while Afghan migrants say they are bearing the brunt of those tensions.
Figures compiled by Amu TV from Taliban statements show that at least 19,000 migrants were deported by Pakistan over the past week, followed by around 12,000 returnees in its previous week.
For many migrant families in Pakistan, the uncertainty has become part of daily life — a persistent fear that the next knock on the door could mean detention and expulsion, particularly in the Faisal Town, a migrants’ colony in Islamabad.
hydrabadi_arab
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Good to see slowly but surely afghandus are going back.
FarhanSiddiqui
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All Afghans are not traitors to Pakistan some had been loyal to their adopted land. I’s like saying that Benazir Bhutto, Asif Zardari, Nawaz Sharif et al never stole even one rupee from the national exchequer. Overall Afghans have been working for the enemies of Pakistan and Iran while they lived there as refugees. An Iranian in Canada told me that Afghans claim all the lands in Pakistan and Iran that one was once conquered by Afghan ruler Ahmad Shah Durrani. The Afghans told these land belongs to them so they are not refugees here but are in Greater Afghanistan.
PK781
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DEPORT all the illegals and stop giving issues to everyone who applies
Time to restrict the Visas to only those deemed necessary
We don't need foreign agents and spies !!
Even should trim employees of embassies as well, why the **** are there so many in Islamabad ?
Time to restrict the Visas to only those deemed necessary
We don't need foreign agents and spies !!
Even should trim employees of embassies as well, why the **** are there so many in Islamabad ?
hydrabadi_arab
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ghazi52
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Joint enforcement drive targets illegal Afghan residents during Ramazan
Joint police, Rangers, CTD operations led to 51 arrests after hundreds screened in Tarnol, other cities
Amir Ilyas Rana
February 20, 2026
MDA officials’ begun demolishing homes after the repatriation of thousands of Afghan nationals from the Afghan Camp in Karachi on October 15. Photo: INP
ISLAMABAD: A large crackdown was carried out against illegally residing Afghan nationals in Islamabad and several other cities on Thursday, with more than 2,000 personnel mobilised.
According to officials, the police, Pakistan Rangers, the Counter Terrorism Department (CTD), and intelligence agencies conducted joint search-and-comb operations in Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Attock, Jhelum, and Chakwal, while security at mosques was also tightened.
In Islamabad's Tarnol, Ittihad Colony and surrounding areas, a joint search operation involving 150 police officers (of which 12 were Lady Police officers) and CTD personnel, 15 Rangers, and intelligence agencies. A total of 165 houses were searched, 48 motorcycles and 26 vehicles checked, and 570 individuals were screened.
hydrabadi_arab
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Thousands of fake entries of Afghan nationals have been discovered in the family trees of Pakistani citizens. NADRA has launched an operation against Afghan nationals holding fake Pakistani CNICs, and 833 individuals from Rawalpindi have been summoned in person.According to NADRA records, thousands of fake entries of Afghan nationals have been uncovered in the family trees of Pakistani citizens.
An operation has been initiated against Afghan nationals possessing fake Pakistani CNICs. NADRA has summoned the suspected individuals included in the family trees of Pakistani citizens to appear in person. According to the report, NADRA has initially summoned 833 individuals from Rawalpindi. Those who fail to appear before the authorities will have their Pakistani citizenship cancelled.
Sources say that advertisements have been published in newspapers, directing the concerned individuals to appear before the relevant authorities within 7 days. These individuals are accused of fraudulently getting themselves included in the family trees of Pakistani citizens. Suspected CNIC holders have also been informed through phone calls and messages. Notices have been issued, and statements will be recorded from all the suspected individuals.
An operation has been initiated against Afghan nationals possessing fake Pakistani CNICs. NADRA has summoned the suspected individuals included in the family trees of Pakistani citizens to appear in person. According to the report, NADRA has initially summoned 833 individuals from Rawalpindi. Those who fail to appear before the authorities will have their Pakistani citizenship cancelled.
Sources say that advertisements have been published in newspapers, directing the concerned individuals to appear before the relevant authorities within 7 days. These individuals are accused of fraudulently getting themselves included in the family trees of Pakistani citizens. Suspected CNIC holders have also been informed through phone calls and messages. Notices have been issued, and statements will be recorded from all the suspected individuals.
hydrabadi_arab
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Starlord
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No offense but Afghan's should just go back, they will be welcome back by their govt, "Best" Part about that Afghanistan is now a "Pure" Islamic Caliphate, they should go back and rebuild the Khilafat and they should remember that they are ones with black banners who will be fighting the Dajjal so they should go back and prepare to march to Jerusalem to liberate it, leave the evil and murtad Pakistan to its doom, wish all the best to Afghans but there is nothing for you in Pakistan, I heard that in Afghanistan there are rivers of Milk and honey, Allah is sending Maan-o-Salwaa everyday, Kabul is guarded by Gibaril AS himself, someone posted here on PDF that Afghanistan has started many development projects, plus now they have new friends in New Delhi, I mean its a match made in Heaven or Surag, Afghans and Hindu's of India has always loved each other I think they should start mass immigration programs too.
hydrabadi_arab
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Next time I go to Islamabad, I dont want to see single afghani in any family park. If Islamabad police cannot deal with afghanis then its time for Punjab to take over Islamabad and reclaim its land.
Clearly federal govt have failed to protect Islamabad.
ghazi52
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What is happening with Afghan refugees is actually the result of their own actions.
Nearly 57,000 refugees have been sent back from the Afghan camps established in Pishin.. A large number of them were individuals who were supporting TTP, BLA, and other such elements here.. !!
Nearly 57,000 refugees have been sent back from the Afghan camps established in Pishin.. A large number of them were individuals who were supporting TTP, BLA, and other such elements here.. !!
hydrabadi_arab
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ISLAMABAD — In a sweeping move to secure its national database, the Federal Government has intensified its nationwide crackdown on illegally obtained Computerized National Identity Cards (CNICs). Spearheaded by the Ministry of Interior and the National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA), the operation targets tens of thousands of Afghan nationals who fraudulently acquired Pakistani citizenship, as well as the corrupt officials and local citizens who facilitated them.
At the heart of the government's strategy is a forensic look at the country's earliest identity records, combined with unprecedented on-the-ground enforcement by local police and intelligence agencies.
Because the 1974 system relied heavily on manual record-keeping, verbal testimonies, and physical ledgers, it became the Achilles' heel of Pakistan's modern digital registry. For decades, Afghan refugees fleeing conflict crossed the porous border and sought legal integration. Many managed to insert themselves into the manual family registries of local Pakistani citizens.
Today, to verify a modern digital CNIC, NADRA traces the applicant's lineage back to those original 1974 records. If a Pakistani citizen falsely "vouched" for an Afghan national in the 1970s, 80s, or 90s, claiming them as a son, daughter, or sibling, that Afghan effectively became a permanent, legal branch of a Pakistani family tree. NADRA has stated that only the original, untampered proof from 1974 ledgers—verified through modern biometric lineage scrubbing—is now being accepted to clear flagged or blocked ID cards.
At the heart of the government's strategy is a forensic look at the country's earliest identity records, combined with unprecedented on-the-ground enforcement by local police and intelligence agencies.
The 1974 Loophole: Tracing the "Fake Family Trees"
To understand the current crisis, investigators are looking back to 1974—the year Pakistan first began issuing manual, paper-based National Identity Cards (NICs) under the National Registration Act of 1973.Because the 1974 system relied heavily on manual record-keeping, verbal testimonies, and physical ledgers, it became the Achilles' heel of Pakistan's modern digital registry. For decades, Afghan refugees fleeing conflict crossed the porous border and sought legal integration. Many managed to insert themselves into the manual family registries of local Pakistani citizens.
Today, to verify a modern digital CNIC, NADRA traces the applicant's lineage back to those original 1974 records. If a Pakistani citizen falsely "vouched" for an Afghan national in the 1970s, 80s, or 90s, claiming them as a son, daughter, or sibling, that Afghan effectively became a permanent, legal branch of a Pakistani family tree. NADRA has stated that only the original, untampered proof from 1974 ledgers—verified through modern biometric lineage scrubbing—is now being accepted to clear flagged or blocked ID cards.
Sweeping Powers Granted to SHOs and Intelligence
To weed out these legacy errors and recent frauds, the Federal Government has authorized a massive, multi-agency physical verification drive.- The Mapping Mandate: Station House Officers (SHOs) across all police stations in the four provinces (Punjab, Sindh, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, and Balochistan) have been granted special directives to map the residences and businesses of Afghan citizens. This includes tracking those holding valid visas and passports to ensure they are not overstaying or secretly utilizing forged Pakistani documents.
- Intelligence Agency Integration: State intelligence agencies, including the Intelligence Bureau (IB) and the newly empowered National Cybercrime Investigation Agency (NCCIA), are working alongside local SHOs to identify suspicious financial activities, property purchases, and travel patterns linked to flagged CNICs. Authorities allege that many of these fake IDs have been exploited for money laundering and terror financing.
The NADRA Intelligence Report: Cracking Down on the Inside
The recent directive issued by NADRA Intelligence Islamabad makes it clear that the state is not just going after the undocumented migrants, but the network that enabled them. The mandate strictly places three groups under the legal microscope:- Afghan Nationals: Those holding the forged documents.
- NADRA Staff: Corrupt insiders who accepted heavy bribes, utilizing colored printers and bypassing biometric safeguards to approve fake marriage certificates (nikahnamas) and birth records.
- Local Facilitators: Pakistani citizens who financially profited by selling "slots" in their family trees to non-citizens.
hydrabadi_arab
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Over 2,000 Afghans detained in crackdown
A photo of KP Police personnel. PHOTO: FILE
PESHAWAR:
In the wake of heightened tensions between Pakistan and Afghanistan, law enforcement agencies in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa have detained more than 2,000 Afghan nationals during a targeted crackdown on undocumented foreigners.
Prosecution sources confirmed that cases were registered against the detainees under Section 14 of the Foreigners Act. Magistrates' courts subsequently ordered their transfer to jails on judicial remand.
The operation, which began on February 27 and continued until March 4, focused primarily on Peshawar, Nowshera, and Charsadda districts. In Peshawar alone, around 1,600 Afghan residents, including those without legal status, were taken into custody. An additional approximately 400 were arrested in Nowshera and Charsadda combined.
The crackdown was part of broader efforts to address security concerns and enforce immigration laws amid ongoing border disputes and the closure of key crossing points, such as Torkham.
According to official sources, the operation has been temporarily suspended from March 4 until Eidul Fitr, owing to the border shutdown and related challenges that prevent deportations and create administrative complications, including overcrowding in detention facilities.
Police and provincial authorities have described the pause as a temporary administrative measure, not a permanent policy change, to manage the situation during the holy month of Ramazan and upcoming Eid celebrations.
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