After a long period of uncertainty for many Afghan allies of the U.S., it is encouraging to see a glimmer of hope.

Recently, a bipartisan group of lawmakers introduced a new bill that would offer legal pathways for Afghans who risked their lives supporting U.S. forces. The legislation is a hopeful spark for both Afghan allies living in the U.S. and the American community members who now call these individuals neighbors and friends.

Four years have passed since the fall of Kabul, and yet uncertainty continues to overshadow the lives of our Afghan allies, both here in the United States and abroad. Recent policy changes have increased confusion around the future of many allies. Just in July, nearly 11,000 Afghans lost their Temporary Protected Status, including many who worked alongside U.S.........

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