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Diverse voices shine at the CT Immigrant Day celebration - Vimarsana News

Diverse voices shine at the CT Immigrant Day celebration

The event, organized by the Connecticut Immigrant and Refugee Coalition, honored restaurateurs, a postal employee, a congressional staffer and others.

New federal proposal could help thousands of Afghan refugees obtain green cards - Vimarsana News

New federal proposal could help thousands of Afghan refugees obtain green cards

It’s been one year since the Afghanistan government fell to Taliban rule and thousands of Afghans fled to the United States. About 1000 of them ended up in Connecticut. And new federal legislation could help them find a permanent home here.

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New federal proposal could help thousands of Afghan refugees obtain green cards - Vimarsana News

New federal proposal could help thousands of Afghan refugees obtain green cards

It’s been one year since the Afghanistan government fell to Taliban rule and thousands of Afghans fled to the United States. About 1000 of them ended up in Connecticut. And new federal legislation could help them find a permanent home here.

Afghan Woman in CT Reflects on New Life, Ongoing Fear After Taliban Takeover - Vimarsana News

Afghan Woman in CT Reflects on New Life, Ongoing Fear After Taliban Takeover

One year ago Monday, Kabul, Afghanistan fell to the Taliban. Afghanistan citizens and others scrambled to the airport, desperate to get out. The Taliban...

Connecticut welcomes hundreds of Afghan evacuees with open arms — and some with driver's licenses - Vimarsana News

Connecticut welcomes hundreds of Afghan evacuees with open arms — and some with driver's licenses

As of March 18, more than 700 Afghans had come to live in the state, more than double the original target, thanks to a well-coordinated public-private partnership created by Lamont and strong public support.