Refugees in Alabama Become Backbone of Fishing Industry, Community

When groups of Southeast Asians boarded ships bound for American soil in the '70s, many of them had no idea where they were going, but they knew they were escaping wars in Vietnam and Cambodia. Now, some of these people live in a place that is both likely and unlikely as a destination for refugees settling in the U.S.: the seafood capital of Alabama. VOA's Arash Arabasadi reports.

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