New wave of Afghan migrants to Iran

After the news of issuing identity cards to foreign nationals was published, Iran faced a new wave of Afghan refugees with great intensity.

Afghan immigrants, who in recent years have made up the largest number of immigrants in Iran, were denied the right to seek asylum in Iran. Many of their children were even denied the right to have an identity card and the right to education. In recent weeks, news has been released that an identity card, or Iranian national card, will be issued to foreign nationals, and that a ten-digit identification code, or national code, will be issued to every citizen from any country, and they will enjoy all the rights and privileges of Iranians, and will even have the right to participate in elections and vote.

After the news was published, a large wave of Afghans who were oppressed by the Taliban in their own country moved towards Iran, and their entry into Iran was with the consent of the regime.

According to an expert in the field of foreign nationals, the Iranian regime has deliberately left the way open for Afghans to enter Iran so that people, fearing their presence, will abandon the mullahs and allow them to pursue their evil goals, unaware that they will soon lose control of the situation and that insecurity issues will likely arise domestically.

This news has attracted widespread reactions from users on social media. Many believe that one of the goals of the regime is to advance its nefarious goals by giving them Iranian identity cards, citizenship, and having children. They also want to gather votes for the elections, because none of the Iranian people are willing to vote for them. Many others also spoke of the social security problem and threat to Iranians.