A national campaign · #CountThemIn
Count them in.
America made a promise to the Afghans who stood with our troops, our diplomats, and our mission. They were vetted, they served, and they earned their place. 84% of voters say keep the promise. It is past time the United States counted our allies in. Here are three things you can do today to make it happen.
Why this, why now
The promise is on the line, and the public is with us.
Processing has been frozen, families are separated, and vetted allies who served alongside Americans are being told they do not count. The country disagrees. In a bipartisan national survey, 84% of voters said the United States should keep its commitments to Afghan allies and their families, and support crosses every party. Public will only becomes political power when decision-makers can see it and feel it. That is what this campaign is for. Add your voice, make it visible, and help us keep the pressure on until the promise is kept.
Write to Congress
This takes two minutes. Add your name and your ZIP, and we will route your message to the members who represent you. The more messages that land, the harder this is to ignore.
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Chip in so we can keep pushing
AfghanEvac is how this fight stays organized between the headlines: the letters, the litigation tracking, the polling, the coalition, and the pressure that does not let up. That work runs on people who chip in.
Fund the pressure
Every dollar keeps the campaign moving: another message to Congress, another correction of the record, another day we do not let the promise fade. Give once or monthly.
Say it plainly. Count them in.
Write to Congress, post it, and chip in. Three minutes today helps keep a promise that a generation of Americans made in good faith.