Mohammed with father, AbdirahmanStories of Transformed Lives
Where's Mom? A Tough Separation

When 4-year-old Mohammed thinks about his mom, tears roll down his cheeks. He hasn’t seen her for months – and might not see her again for years.

Born in the grim Dadaab refugee camp in Kenya, Mohammed came to the United States last summer with his dad, his brother and a cousin. But his mom and sisters were left behind.  Caught in red tape, they have to wait until they receive approval to join the others in Seattle.

It’s all too much for Mohammed.  He clings to his dad and cries. 

“I want to see mom,” he sobs.  “Take me to the airport.”... more

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