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Join our Advocacy Network

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For over 20 years, U.S. missions in Iraq and Afghanistan relied on the life-saving work of local partners who worked for or with the U.S.

 

These allies provided critical knowledge & expertise that supported our military and diplomatic efforts, often at great personal risk to themselves and their families.

 

In recognition of their service and sacrifices, the U.S. made a promise: to offer these allies a pathway to safety through the Special Immigrant Visa (SIV) programs.

 

These programs were designed to protect interpreters, local national employees, and their families by providing a way out of harm's way.

 

However, long delays and overly strict requirements in the SIV process have left many of these allies in grave danger. It is both a moral obligation and a matter of national security for the United States to uphold its promise by ensuring the SIV program is effective, efficient, and capable of delivering the protection these allies were assured.

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 PARTNERS IN THE PROMISE 

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Join a community of individuals united in advocating for the safety and support of our allies.

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Be a key voice urging your members of Congress to stand with our allies.

Receive regular updates on key developments in Congress & the administration.

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We will provide you with guidance and materials to help make your outreach as easy and effective as possible.

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OUR PRINCIPLES

More than 130,000 Afghan allies are still in the Special Immigrant Visa (SIV) pipeline awaiting processing. Our allies cannot be an afterthought. The United States has both the moral and national security imperative to live up to the promises made to interpreters, local national employees, and the families of people who served alongside our troops and diplomats - they must be protected by an effective and efficient Special Immigrant Visa (SIV) program.

 

The Partners in the Promise principles keep our national promises by maintaining that America must:

  1. Evacuate all interpreters and local national employees who are at risk.

  2. Protect the allies already in the United States.

  3. Guarantee U.S. national security by keeping the promise globally.

 

Together, Partners in the Promise advocate to ensure the U.S. government fulfills these critical obligations.

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