One Afghan refugee on her ‘desperate hope’ for her homeland, life in the U.S.

Thousands of Afghan refugees are now in the process of settling into American life following their evacuation from Afghanistan when the Taliban took control of the government there months ago. Those refugees are mostly scattered among eight military bases around the United States. But approximately 6,500 have been released for resettlement. Nick Schifrin has the story of one such Afghan refugee.

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