The bravery of this man and his family has to be acknowledged. But his story illustrates two things. 
The first is that the government did little to prepare the refugees for what to expect here. The government bent itself out of shape to "help" these people by bringing them here even though most of them had no idea what they they were coming to. I believe most of them wouldn't have come if they had.
Secondly, I have always maintained that over time most of these refugees will go back to Syria. The climate here is awful compared to what they are used to and the cultural and economic shock for many will be too much to handle. The civil war in Syria will end soon - as soon as Donald Trump strikes his alliance with Russia to end it -  and I believe at that point most Syrians will want to go back.
I mean no offense to this man but I believe he is better off in a peaceful Syria and I think it is just a matter of time before he and his family realize that. So it will be with other Syrians