‘Nowhere is really safe’: Iranian dissidents grapple with US war in Iran

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Iranian dissidents in the US face heightened fears for their safety due to the ongoing war between the US and Iran, with concerns about retribution and increased hostility. Scholars note a "dual fear" among exiles, feeling unsafe both in the US and their homeland, with past deportations and threats highlighting transnational dangers.

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Critics of Iran's government say they fear retribution while in exile, as well as growing anti-immigrant sentiment.

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