CLEVELAND, Ohio — Following the shooting of two National Guard members in Washington, D.C., President Donald Trump has ordered a thorough reevaluation of all Afghan nationals—including those who served alongside U.S. forces. Critics warn the move could put many lives in danger.

We are not showing his face or name, and we have even distorted his voice for safety reasons. We’re calling him Darwish.

He’s a green card holder, originally from Afghanistan, where he and his brother worked alongside U.S. forces fighting the Taliban in exchange for a promised path to permanent residency. Darwish received his green card earlier, but his brother was still waiting, having been told he needed to continue the process at a different U.S. embassy due to the fall of Kabul.

“They had received the initial

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