by: An Anglophone U.S. Asylee from Cameroon. Flights provided by Miles4Migrants pre-COVID-19 “The journey to the U.S. was hard and dangerous. I was so happy to reach this country. But when I got here and asked for asylum, they put handcuffs and shackles on me, I was confused, and I couldn’t understand… I could only …
by: Jan, an Afghan Special Immigrant Visa holder resettled in the U.S. “Everything in my life changed when I started working with the International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) and US forces in Afghanistan as an interpreter and cultural advisor. People like me working in this capacity made a huge difference by connecting local communities and …
“To save our lives from the discrimination and death threats by the MS 13 gang, we left our native country, El Salvador…”
“My oldest son went outside to play with his friends, he never came back home…”
Andrew is a 21 year old man from Honduras who has suffered for most of his life due to his sexual orientation as a gay man…
“We had to leave our country after my wife’s family started to be harassed by the Maras…”
Sammy’s family is reunited and enjoying their Christmas celebration today for the first time in 4 years together thanks to a generous donation of nearly 480K United miles…
A Honduran asylum-seeker tells her harrowing story of how she fled her home country under threat of gang violence.
“I am fleeing my country because of the dictatorship, the aggressions, the massacres, the violence…”
Edgar (not his real name) had fled Honduras and come to the United States as an unaccompanied minor hoping to join an aunt in Portland. He was a 17 year old orphan…