Two-thirds of Afghan and Iraqi special immigrant visa recipients were dependents of applicants

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December 8, 2017

Afghans who worked for U.S. government make up growing share of special immigrant visa recipients

Two-thirds of Afghan and Iraqi special immigrant visa recipients were dependents of applicants

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Two-thirds of Afghan and Iraqi special immigrant visa recipients were dependents of applicants

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Afghans who worked for U.S. government make up growing share of special immigrant visa recipients
More Afghans than Iraqis entered U.S. under special immigrant visas since 2013
California and Texas are top states for resettlement among special immigrant visa holders

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