US EditionA Congolese refugee’s 8-year struggle to reunite with her family in the US
- A Congolese refugee faced an eight-year struggle to reunite with her family in the U.S. while navigating a program for family reconnection.
- She expressed despair, saying, 'Honestly, I had given up,' reflecting on her prolonged separation from her mother.
- Many families experience uncertainty in the resettlement process, described as a 'devastating roller coaster.'
- After the reunion, she celebrated with a feast, drinks, songs, and dancing.
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A Congolese refugee's 8-year struggle to reunite with her family in the US
A Congolese refugee who had been separated from her family for eight years was on the verge of joining them in the United States when President Donald Trump halted the refugee program in January.
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