ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 3月17日 12時36分

This is the moment Mohammed Alqalos has been imagining for more than 2 years. And just 6 weeks ago, it seemed impossible. In 2014, Mohammed, an Iraqi national and United States green card holder, married his Jordanian girlfriend, Kholoud Sammour. Soon afterward, he petitioned the U.S. government to allow her to live with him in Louisville, Kentucky. While the visa application was pending, the couple had a baby, Lilav. Like her father, Lilav holds Iraqi citizenship — and hers was the problem. After President Trump signed his original travel ban, the American Embassy in Jordan told Kholoud that she could travel, but Lilav couldn’t. But yesterday, as a federal judge in Hawaii issued a temporary restraining order blocking the president’s new ban, Mohammed was at the airport, a dozen red roses in hand. “Finally, we’re done, after more than 2 years waiting,” he said. “We are being together. I can see her face to face.” By @nytvideo journalists @brentmcdonald @emmajcott and @taigejensen.

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