BRIDGEPORT, Conn.—Joshua Mahinanda Kangere started his first morning in the U.S. with a prayer over a traditional Congolese breakfast prepared by his new roommate. It would be his last familiar experience of the day. The 41-year-old, who landed Thursday at John F. Kennedy International Airport, was one of the last refugees to arrive in the U.S. before a White House order suspending the refugee resettlement program took effect. He was the 55th refugee received by the International Institute of Connecticut since October,...

Source: Wall Street Journal February 06, 2017 01:33 UTC