Afghan Refugees Killed 55 People, Wounded 92 in U.S.
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We left Afghanistan, but then we brought it with us.
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The latest brutal act of Afghan refugee terrorism claimed the lives of two brave members of the National Guard in D.C.. Since their arrival in the United States, Afghan ‘refugees’ have been involved in violent attacks, in assorted crimes, and in sexual assaults on women and girls.
The attack by Rahmanullah Lakanwal took place a mere week after another Afghan, Abdullah Haji Zada, was sentenced to 15 years in prison in the Election Day plot.
Abdullah and Nasir Ahmad Tawhedi, his Afghan brother-in-law, a former ‘guard’ at an American facility in Afghanistan, had plotted a mass shooting attack directed at “large groups of people” on Election Day. A video showed Tawhedi reading to Zada and his daughter “a text that describes the rewards a martyr receives in the afterlife.”
Politicians and the media have claimed that Afghans guards and soldiers like Rahmanullah and Nasir were ‘heroes’ and ‘allies’ who protected our soldiers. In reality, they were insider threats. The claims that they can’t go back home to Afghanistan are a lie because they do it anyway.
Despite demanding ‘humanitarian parole’ in this country, Tawhedi bought one-way tickets for his wife and daughter to go back to Afghanistan before the planned attack. After he serves his term, Zada is set to be deported back to Afghanistan. Considering the two men were allied with ISIS, the only threat they face from the Taliban is being excessively good Muslims, not bad secular ones.
And these were not even the only Afghan attacks in the news this year.
In 2025, Afghan refugees stabbed their caseworkers in Michigan and Texas, and stabbed each other outside the Islamic Community Center of Lancaster in Amish Country. In April, Jamal Wali, an Afghan refugee, opened fire at police officers in Fairfax County, shooting two of them, before they managed to take him down. Like Nasir and Rahmanullah, Jamal had been potentially eligible for a special visa because he had served in the Afghan military.
Three of the Afghans we were told were our ‘allies’ and deserved our protection attacked us in just two years. Along the way they killed two of our soldiers, shot two of our police officers, and might have killed many more civilians had their Election Day Islamic terror plot succeeded.
While 2025 was a banner year for Afghan Muslim violence, it’s become all too commonplace.
In 2024, besides the Election Day plot, Farhad Shakeri, an Afghan, was charged with taking part in an Iranian plot to assassinate President Trump, as well as Iranian dissidents and two unnamed Jewish people in New York City. Farhad had previously been deported from the United States after being locked up for robbery and managed to return here anyway.
That same year, Haji Abdul Satar Abdul Manaf, an Afghan Muslim terrorist money launderer, was sentenced to 30 years in prison for trying to import “ton-quantity” shipments of heroin to New York City to benefit Al Qaeda and the Taliban.
In 2022, Muhammad Syed, an Afghan refugee, murdered three or four other Muslim men in New Mexico over religious differences. One of them was shot to death in the parking lot of Lutheran Family Services, a ‘refugee’ resettlement agency, and politicians, from Biden on down, blamed ‘Islamophobia’, but it turned out that the ‘worst Islamophobic attacks in American history’ had actually been carried out by a fellow Muslim who sided with the Sunnis over the Shiites.