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Young Victim of Iraqi Insurgents Heals in U.S.

Hamoody Jouda was shot in the face by Sunni insurgents when he was 2.
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Hamoody Jouda was shot in the face by Sunni insurgents when he was 2.

Hamoody Jouda was shot in the face by Sunni insurgents when he was 2.
Chana Joffe-Walt, NPR

Hamoody Jouda was shot in the face by Sunni insurgents when he was 2.

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June 26, 2008

Hamoody Jauda was 2 years old when he was shot in the face by insurgents in Iraq. An American group brought him to the U.S. for medical treatment.

Two years later, he's still undergoing treatments — and much about his old life is a distant memory. What happens next in his life will determine if he becomes an American or remains a citizen of Iraq.

Chana Joffe-Walt reports from member station KPLU.

 
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