New York
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After helping Syrian refugees come to US last year, travel ban upended group of New York churches and synagogue’s mission to help Khoja family resettle
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Protesters gather outside John F. Kennedy International Airport in New York on Saturday to express their opposition to US president Donald Trump’s ban on admitting refugees into the country
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Several hundred people have descended on US airports to protest Trump’s executive order suspending refugee arrivals and banning certain travellers
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Legal residents and green card holders worry that family members left behind – some prevented from boarding flights – have been put in grave danger
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