Keeping refugee families apart, reuniting others next door

In apartment complexes on opposite sides of town, the women — one a former shopkeeper from Somalia, the other a teacher from Bhutan — waited for children to come home. Only the teacher, Devi Gurung, was rewarded for her patience. Outside an apartment decorated with Buddhist prayer flags, she watched as a school bus pulled up and ...

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Keeping refugee families apart, reuniting others next door

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