Najib Mohammadi had high hopes for his life in the United States when he, his pregnant wife Susan and two small children left Afghanistan in July 2021.
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Reuters has followed the Mohammadi family for their first year in the United States, witnessing their ups and downs as they rebuilt their lives. Susan Mohammadi looks over a Dari to English picture book to practice her English while she takes care of her two-month-old son, Yusuf Mohammadi, and daughter Zahra, 3, at their home in Sacramento, Calif., July 12, 2022.Once his financial situation is more stable, Mohammadi also hopes to be able to afford therapy to deal with trauma from his army days.
Their baby, Yusuf, was born healthy and "100% American." Susan jokingly calls the baby "Mr. President."
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