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Emad Al-Kasid, right front, smiles in amazement and disbelief, as the Al-Kasid family finally clears the Syrian-Iraqi border in Al Quim, Iraq, at about 8:30a.m. Sunday, July 20, 2003. The family is moving back to its home city of Nassiriyah, Iraq, for the first time since 1991 after fighting in the failed uprising against Saddam Hussein, fleeing to a refuge camp in Saudi Arabia for 3 years and finally settling in Dearborn, MI. His brothers Sajad, 16, rear left, Hussein, 15, rear left, and Aladdin, 8, left front, have mixed emotions about returning having no memories of Iraq.

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Emad Al-Kasid, right front, smiles in amazement and disbelief, as the Al-Kasid family finally clears the Syrian-Iraqi border in Al Quim, Iraq, at about 8:30a.m. Sunday, July 20, 2003. The family is moving back to its home city of Nassiriyah, Iraq, for the first time since 1991 after fighting in the failed uprising against Saddam Hussein, fleeing to a refuge camp in Saudi Arabia for 3 years and finally settling in Dearborn, MI. His brothers Sajad, 16, rear left, Hussein, 15, rear left, and Aladdin, 8, left front, have mixed emotions about returning having no memories of Iraq.
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