I disagree with @usualhopeful
You have phenomenal stats, are sort of low income, and speak an incredibly rare but useful language for IR careers. As a result, you are a strong candidate for top tier schools, so I would choose based on schools with excellent financial aid.
Here is a potentially revised list of schools you should apply to:
Safety: Oklahoma and (choose one - Pitt or state flagship)
Match: Tufts, GWU, and (choose one if needed - American, URichmond, Rochester)
Reach: Georgetown SFS, JHU 5 year program, Middlebury, Columbia, Dartmouth, Princeton, Yale, Harvard (all have excellent financial aid)
You end up with only two or three more schools than your original list. Here is my rationale for the revised list. Safeties are schools that are virtually automatic acceptances for you. You don’t need more than two, so choose the ones that best fit your individual needs and that you would be willing to attend if all else fails (which is very unlikely). Matches are schools that you would be likely to be admitted into, so you really only need three at the most. I include Tufts here, because they want high stats kids interested in IR. As long as you show a lot of interest, you will most likely get into Tufts. GWU is located in DC and is a great school for IR. As is American. Rochester gives excellent merit aid. Unsure about URichmond.
Lastly, reach schools are the ones you should be aiming for. An almost perfect UW GPA + perfect scores + rigor = top applicant for first tier schools in the US. Your stats give you a a thorough read by the admissions committee, but it will be your essays and extracurriculars that differentiate yourself from other top applicants. My recommendation is to paint a narrative that fits your extracurriculars and future career interests to have a well-supported application. For example, award-winning MUN Urdu-speaker from low-income background interested in U.S. Foreign Service would make sense for your application and would differentiate yourself from other applicants. I have no idea what your extracurriculars are, but hopefully they mirror your interest in IR / Middle Eastern languages / studies.
Last but not least, the reach-heavy list gives you a better chance to attend a top IR institution while allowing you to receive excellent financial aid if admitted. Even if you are not admitted to a reach school, you are guaranteed admission into match/safety schools that you would be willing to attend with good merit aid. Choose a reach school to apply EA/ED and start writing the first drafts of your essays/supplements now. This reduces stress from writing all of your essays in December and allow you to craft excellent essays. Best of luck!
Disclosure: I used this strategy for my list and applied to 13 schools total. I had 3 safeties/matches and was admitted to all of my safeties/matches, and to several reaches. I just finished my first year at Dartmouth as a prospective IR major. When I applied, I put econ/gov for most schools, because I was not entirely sure about IR.