Camila Vallejo
‘It’s the American spirit’: These Connecticut landlords are stepping up to help Afghan refugees arriving in the US
As military bases temporarily hosting refugees reach capacity, states are being asked to help, according to resettlement agencies. Connecticut alone is expecting more than 500 refugees — a jump since the initial 300 estimated in September. And the number could see another increase. But as Connecticut prepares for the influx, affordable housing has become a challenge.