Mr. KENNEDY. Mr. Speaker, on Friday, I visited a community health
center in Worcester, Massachusetts. There, at a place dedicated to
healing those in their community, I met one of their patients. It was a
42-year-old Muslim refugee from Baghdad who arrived in the United
States this past November. He, his wife, and his children spent 3 years
in a Turkish refugee camp after fleeing their home country. His family had been targeted in Iraq. He had been hospitalized four
times with bombing injuries. He and his wife had both been shot. He
watched his own brother burn to death in front of his eyes, and
countless members of his family are still missing.