Mimi Sein Helps Myanmar Family
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Former Myanmar refugee had secured family’s escape to Tri-Cities. Then Trump took office
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Myint Myint "Mimi" Sein has been fighting for six years to get her cousin and his family out of a refugee camp on the Thai -Myanmar border.
The family of four was at the final stage in the process for the U.S. Refugee Admissions Program .
President Donald Trump suspended refugee admissions and resettlement.
World Relief Tri-Cities was forced to furlough 30% of its employees in February .
The organization has helped nearly 1,900 refugees resettle in Washington state from 2019 to 2024 .
Sein, along with her husband, their 3-month-old son and her parents fled Myanmar in 1988 .
Sein remains deeply grateful for the opportunity to resettle in the Tri-Cities .
She has positive memories of her childhood and university education in Myanmar .
“I miss it, but I will never go back,” she said.
Sein and her family enjoy cooking curries, vegetables and rice.
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