Two Years Later, So-Called "Muslim Ban" Continues To Separate Families

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Ismail Alghazali is a US citizen born in Yemen, and his wife Hend is Yemeni. They are separated because of the travel ban: he is in New York while she is in Yemen with their baby son.
( Courtesy of Ismail Alghazali )

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