The Enduring Welcome Act + the Afghan Adjustment Act = end-to-end protection.

AAA: permanence for Afghans already here

EWA: restores relocation for those still abroad

Together, they keep America’s promise.

Learn more and endorse the bill:
🔗 AfghanEvac.org/enduring-welcome-act

Support is already broad + bipartisan, led by Reps KamlagerDove and McCaul with backing from members across both parties.

This is about more than policy. It’s about national honor, moral responsibility, and ensuring no Afghan ally is left behind.

Congress now has the chance to put things right. 🇺🇸

Why it matters: America made a promise to those who stood with us in war. Breaking that promise is a stain on our honor.

The Enduring Welcome Act reaffirms that the U.S. keeps faith with its allies, our veterans, and the values that define us.

This bill locks in CARE for 5 years, ensuring no administration can dismantle the office at will.

That means accountability, consistency, and real protection for Afghan allies and their families.

The Enduring Welcome Act fixes this by:
✅ Restoring CARE (Coordinator for Afghan Relocation Efforts)
✅ Creating a secure, transparent case database
✅ Expediting family reunifications
✅ Requiring regular reporting to Congress
✅ Strengthening interagency coordination

There are 250,000 Afghans in 90 countries who stood by us and were in the process of relocating through various pathways (consular and refugee).

The shutdown of CARE has left them in limbo.

Since Jan 2025, not a single evacuation flight for Afghans has taken off.

Thousands of families who risked everything to stand with U.S. forces are still stranded, facing danger and Taliban reprisals.