Immigrant who fled political violence reflects on US Capitol attack

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Duration: 01:25s 08 Jan 2021 0 shares 1 views

Immigrant who fled political violence reflects on US Capitol attack

A man who immigrated to the United States from Iraq shares his thoughts on the pro-Trump mob that stormed the US Capitol on Wednesday.

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