Magnum Photosのインスタグラム(magnumphotos) - 12月17日 04時58分

Peter Van Agtmael’s near decade exploring social justice, class race and history began with a project on veterans returning from war, and it has since expanded into a wider study of the everyday politics of life in the US as they play out in the lives of ordinary Americans. In 2015, this led Agtmael to documenting the lives of a Syrian family seeking refuge in the US as they adjusted to life in Chicago suburb of Aurora.

Explore the photo essay alongside a series of stories looking at migration in America on magnumphotos.com today. Link in bio.

PHOTO: Mahmud Al Hajali shops in the Cermak supermarket. The Al Hajali's are part of the small wave of 2,200 Syrian Refugees of the civil war who have been granted asylum in the United States. Their son, Wissam, was initially granted asylum but his application has been put on hold indefinitely. Father Mahmud, daughter Sham and twin 17-year old sons Ahmad and Mohamed work long hours at minimum wage to make ends meet. Aurora, Illinois, USA. 2015. © @pvanagtmael/#MagnumPhotos

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