案例简介：@ erintrieb的照片/美国军方定于9月11日完成从阿富汗的撤军，这为与美军一起工作并仍在等待获得SIV (特殊移民签证) 的数千名阿富汗人增加了赌注。令人垂涎的SIV最初是在2009年获得批准的，以协助阿富汗人进行美国移民，但由于漫长的审查程序和华盛顿政治的变化而受到困扰。虽然已经发放了16,000份阿富汗siv，但目前有18,000份申请积压，可能影响到53,000人 (包括家庭成员)。根据法律，SIV申请应在9个月内处理，但通常需要长达5年的时间。SIV申请也经常在没有解释的情况下被拒绝。在这段时间里，成千上万的阿富汗盟友仍然脆弱不堪，他们面临着来自塔利班甚至他们自己的家人的威胁，因为他们与美国的合作。在这些2016的照片中，曾担任美国特种部队翻译的马沙尔，在喀布尔的家中拥抱他的三个女儿之一。他晚上在屋外巡逻 (第二张图片)。他说，在收到无数死亡威胁后，他的房子在一次他认为是塔利班的驾车枪击中被击中后，他被迫躲藏起来。在多次被拒绝并在申请后等待了几年之后，Mashal的SIV 2017年获得批准，现在他与家人一起居住在美国。有关阿富汗的更多故事，请关注 @ erintrieb。

案例简介：Photo by @erintrieb / The U.S. military’s withdrawal from Afghanistan, set to be completed by September 11, is raising the stakes for thousands of Afghans who worked alongside American troops and who are still waiting to receive their SIV (special immigration visa). The coveted SIV was initially approved in 2009 to assist Afghans with U.S. immigration, but has been plagued by a lengthy vetting process and changing politics in Washington. While 16,000 Afghan SIVs have been issued, 18,000 applications are currently backlogged, impacting a potential total of 53,000 individuals (including family members). By law, an SIV application should be processed within nine months, but it often takes up to five years. SIV applications are also often denied without explanation. In that time, thousands of Afghan allies remain vulnerable, facing threats from the Taliban and even from their own family members for their collaboration with the United States.In these 2016 photos, Mashal, who served as an interpreter for the U.S. special forces, embraces one of his three daughters at their home in Kabul. He patrols outside the home at night (second image). He says he was forced to go into hiding after receiving numerous death threats and after his house was hit in a drive-by shooting that he attributed to the Taliban. After being rejected multiple times and waiting several years after applying, Mashal’s SIV was approved in 2017 and he now resides with his family in the U.S. To protect the identity of my subjects, I photographed them turned away from the camera, and I worked mostly at night, when shadows and darkness helped conceal us. For more stories from Afghanistan follow @erintrieb.

国家地理 - Photo by @erintrieb / The U.S. military’s withdrawal from Afghanistan, set to be completed by September 11, is raising th

案例简介：@ erintrieb的照片/美国军方定于9月11日完成从阿富汗的撤军，这为与美军一起工作并仍在等待获得SIV (特殊移民签证) 的数千名阿富汗人增加了赌注。令人垂涎的SIV最初是在2009年获得批准的，以协助阿富汗人进行美国移民，但由于漫长的审查程序和华盛顿政治的变化而受到困扰。虽然已经发放了16,000份阿富汗siv，但目前有18,000份申请积压，可能影响到53,000人 (包括家庭成员)。根据法律，SIV申请应在9个月内处理，但通常需要长达5年的时间。SIV申请也经常在没有解释的情况下被拒绝。在这段时间里，成千上万的阿富汗盟友仍然脆弱不堪，他们面临着来自塔利班甚至他们自己的家人的威胁，因为他们与美国的合作。在这些2016的照片中，曾担任美国特种部队翻译的马沙尔，在喀布尔的家中拥抱他的三个女儿之一。他晚上在屋外巡逻 (第二张图片)。他说，在收到无数死亡威胁后，他的房子在一次他认为是塔利班的驾车枪击中被击中后，他被迫躲藏起来。在多次被拒绝并在申请后等待了几年之后，Mashal的SIV 2017年获得批准，现在他与家人一起居住在美国。有关阿富汗的更多故事，请关注 @ erintrieb。

国家地理 - Photo by @erintrieb / The U.S. military’s withdrawal from Afghanistan, set to be completed by September 11, is raising th

案例简介：Photo by @erintrieb / The U.S. military’s withdrawal from Afghanistan, set to be completed by September 11, is raising the stakes for thousands of Afghans who worked alongside American troops and who are still waiting to receive their SIV (special immigration visa). The coveted SIV was initially approved in 2009 to assist Afghans with U.S. immigration, but has been plagued by a lengthy vetting process and changing politics in Washington. While 16,000 Afghan SIVs have been issued, 18,000 applications are currently backlogged, impacting a potential total of 53,000 individuals (including family members). By law, an SIV application should be processed within nine months, but it often takes up to five years. SIV applications are also often denied without explanation. In that time, thousands of Afghan allies remain vulnerable, facing threats from the Taliban and even from their own family members for their collaboration with the United States.In these 2016 photos, Mashal, who served as an interpreter for the U.S. special forces, embraces one of his three daughters at their home in Kabul. He patrols outside the home at night (second image). He says he was forced to go into hiding after receiving numerous death threats and after his house was hit in a drive-by shooting that he attributed to the Taliban. After being rejected multiple times and waiting several years after applying, Mashal’s SIV was approved in 2017 and he now resides with his family in the U.S. To protect the identity of my subjects, I photographed them turned away from the camera, and I worked mostly at night, when shadows and darkness helped conceal us. For more stories from Afghanistan follow @erintrieb.

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国家地理 - Photo by @erintrieb / The U.S. military’s withdrawal from Afghanistan, set to be completed by September 11, is raising th

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