BELDANGI, Nepal -- Just days away from a new life in the U.S. city of Atlanta, Hema Devi Chhetri had squeezed all her clothes -- and all of her parents' -- into three duffle bags. The 23-year-old Hindu refugee from Bhutan had quit her job as a teacher in a refugee camp in southeastern Nepal weeks earlier, and said goodbye to her colleagues after giving away most of her belongings.
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