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A church in my home town did this for an Afghan refugee and his mother. Dude was a mechanical engineer, but didn't understand how to get an apartment, drivers license, ect. So they helped him find an apartment, navigate the cultural differences, and basically set up his life. Now he makes more money than he ever dreamed of and his mother works at the local soup kitchen. I have rarely met someone who is as excited about the towns community, helping other people, or the prospect of being an American citizen.
I sponsored a immigrant and now we have three children. >

My grandfather sponsored an immigrant he met in WWII and now I’m stuck here picking up dog shit in the back yard. >

In the early 90s, two people had unprotected sex. Now I have to go to work every day for the next 40 years >

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