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Inside StoryIslamabad cites national security concerns, returns thousands of undocumented migrants.With the passing of another government deadline for undocumented Afghans to leave, Pakistan has launched a new crackdown on thousands still living in the country.In response to criticism, authorities say they are enforcing immigration laws and cite national security concerns.Recommended Stories list of 3 itemslist 1 of 3Afghan families mourn loved ones as border tensions with Pakistan riselist 2 of 3After Afghanistan fires drones into Pakistan, what’s next?list 3 of 3Pakistan military says 42 killed in fighter attacks in Balochistanend of listHundreds of thousands of Afghans have returned to a country they fled. The UN says they include undocumented migrants, refugees and Afghan citizen card holders.The campaign has coincided with rising political tensions between Islamabad and Kabul.But is politics involved in the rising tension between the neighbours? And how is Kabul dealing with the influx of returnees?Presenter: Scott McLeanGuests:Obaidullah Baheer – Adjunct lecturer at the American University of AfghanistanKamran Bokhari – Senior fellow with the Middle East Policy Council in Washington, DCZahid Mahmood – Pakistani defence analyst and former senior officer of the Pakistan ArmyPublished On 11 Jul 2026