Mohammad Sharafoddin's family journey from Afghanistan to the U.S. disrupted by travel ban, impacting their dreams and future.
Mohammad Sharafoddin, his wife and young son walked at times for 36 hours in a row over mountain passes as they left Afghanistan as refugees to end up less than a decade later talking about their journey on a plush love seat in the family’s three-bedroom suburban American home.
He and his wife dreamed of bringing their niece to the U.S. Maybe she could study to become a doctor and can have a better life.
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