CBS News reported that ICE is planning to deport Afghans through Pakistan, according to an official cited in the report.
The plan has triggered alarm among advocates for Afghans, CBS News reported. Those advocates warn that the proposal could lead to the deportation of Afghans who could be "persecuted by the Taliban," the report said.
The summary of the report does not describe the terms of the plan, including how many people it would cover, how deportees would be transferred, or when it would take effect.
The headline names Pakistan as the route for the deportations, and the summary gives no further detail about Pakistan's role. The summary does not say whether Pakistan has agreed to accept deportees.
CBS News did not name the official who spoke about the plan in the summary. The summary also does not say whether ICE has responded publicly to the advocates' concerns.
CBS News describes the measure as a plan in its headline and as a proposal in its summary. The summary does not explain whether those two descriptions refer to different stages of the same effort.
The summary identifies advocates for Afghans as the only group raising objections, and it does not name the organizations involved or say which Afghans would be affected.
This account relies only on the headline and summary of the CBS News report, which is the sole source for these facts.
Sources: CBS News: ICE planning to deport Afghans through Pakistan, official says.