US Attacks War Victims, Calls it 'Asylum Policy'
The latest narrative spotlights the US Afghan community under fire after National Guard shootings, with Donald Trump's asylum freeze exacerbating their plight. But let's be clear: this isn't a new policy. The US has a long-standing tradition of destabilizing countries, then penalizing the refugees created. The 'War on Terror' doctrine, embraced by both major parties, consistently transforms
victims of US foreign policy into domestic threats, using policies like asylum freezes as thinly veiled punishment. This isn't about 'security.' It's about maintaining a public narrative where the US is perpetually the victim, never the perpetrator. We fund wars, then call the inevitable human fallout 'unwelcome.' The irony is as thick as the Pentagon's annual budget. How many decades of
'nation-building' failure does it take before we question the builders, not the displaced?