The leader of the Afghan Christian faith calls on Trump to defend his flock from the Taliban

As Trump Administration He moved to the end of the defense for thousands of Afghan citizens, the leaders of the faith and the supporters of the concern about the potential deportation of Christian converters who are said to face a strong persecution on the Taliban management.

Pastor Bamn Rasoli known as Pastor Ben Church of Oklahoma Harasan The Congregation is mainly composed of Afghan Christian refugees in Oklahoma. In an interview with Fox News Digital, he shared the painful reports on the danger he says that his Christian community faces.

“If anyone is any of them Afghan Christians Deported back to Afghanistan, the first thing that will happen is the dead men, wives will be taken as sex, ”Pastor Ben said.

Internal Security Department officially ended with temporary security status (TPS) For Afghan citizensPotentially forcing more than 9,000 people to return to Afghanistan, who ran the Taliban.

As Afghan Christians face deportation, the leaders of the faith call on the Trump administration to reconsider

Pastor Basir, Pastor Ben’s father and former underground leader in Afghanistan, baptize a new believer in the Oklahoma Church in Oklahoma -Sity. The Congregation, which is largely composed of Afghan Christian refugees, includes families escaping from the pursuit of the Taliban. (Kindly: Oklahoma Church Church)

Secretary of the Department of the Motherland (DHS) Christie is calling They cited “improving the security situation” and the stabilized economy as justification.

“This administration returns TPS to its original, temporary intention,” Noah said. “We have considered the conditions in Afghanistan with our interagency partners, and they do not meet the requirements of TPS.”

The defense status of the Afghan will end on May 20, and the program will officially end on July 12.

NOEM added that the destruction of the appointment corresponds to the broader purpose of the administration – the introduction of fraud and the threat of national security in the immigration system.

TPS allows foreign citizens from countries who face armed conflicts, natural disasters or other extraordinary situations to live and legally work in US President Joe Biden, initially appointed Afghanistan for TPS after the Taliban absorbed in 2021.

Among those who are at risk are members of the Congregation for Pastor Ben, many of whom, he said, started dangerous travels to legally reach the US. He told about the history of the group, which he claimed, traveled from Brazil to Mexico, including a 76-year-old woman and a 7-month-old girl who had been waiting for ten months in the Sanctuary of the Mexican Church for approval to cross the border legally through the CBP One application.

“They didn’t have food for weeks, they didn’t have water for weeks, but they were ready to wait, face all these difficulties to come to the US with legal status,” he said. “Now with the new administration, we have heard that these parole and early early early early early -term conditional administrations are abolished. They do not even give permission to work.”

Christians in Afghanistan face ordinary torture, persecution of family members: Group

The Afghans hold the documents and are waiting at the gate of Abbey at Hamid Karzai International Airport in Kabul during the US evacuation. Many Afghan Christians and allies were among those seeking salvation. (Kindly: Oklahoma Church Church)

Fox News Digital addressed the White House about the pastor’s problems and received the following answer:

“In tandem with unsuccessful Afghanistan removal, the Biden Administration illegally releases tens of thousands of Afghan in the US, as well as hundreds of thousands of other foreigners. Early release, temporary benefit, is provided if in case of urgent humanitarian reasons or public benefits, it is not a way to a permanent residence or a court. Kush Dema to Digital Fox News.

Propaganda groups, including assistance to persecuted, petitioned Noem recognize Afghanistan as a country that raises particular concern and allow Afghan Christians and minorities who have recorded persecution from religion or beliefs, to have TPS, while their shelter claims are carried out and processed.

The petition emphasizes the active persecution of Christians of the Taliban, including arrests on border crossings, torture in detention and implementation of laws that make any practice of Christianity illegal.

Afghan refugees, including recent transformers into Christianity, worship during the Service of Oklahoma Kharasan into Oklahoma -Sity. Many in the congregation face deportation, despite escape from the persecution of the Taliban. (Kindly: Oklahoma Church Church)

Pastor Ben calls on his colleagues -Christian to speak in solidarity with his persecuted brothers and sisters.

“They need us today to become their voice,” he said. “We have freedom; they don’t.

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He also addressed the President Trump directly: “Mr. President, I fully support your deportation plan because we do not want the criminals to live in the US, but we need to know that among the people you want to deport, some are not criminals. Some people risk killing, losing their wives.”

“Please let’s not let this happen to them,” Pastor Ben said. “Let’s keep the American dream alive.”

Morgan Phillips Fox News Digital has contributed to this report.