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Concern as Federal Government decides not to renew visas for some trapped in Afghanistan

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Refugee advocates say the Federal government is not following through on its promise to grant 3,000 humanitarian visas to Afghans fleeing the Taliban.

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Concern as Federal Government decides not to renew visas for some trapped in Afghanistan

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Refugee advocates say the Federal government is not following through on its promise to grant 3,000 humanitarian visas to Afghans fleeing the Taliban.

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