By LINDSAY SCHNELL | USA TODAY
Leon Lewis-Nicol can still hear the gunshots. If he closes his eyes, he can picture the burning buildings. As a child in Freetown, Sierra Leone, a nation in West Africa devastated by civil war, Lewis-Nicol often imagined a better, safer life. His family fled the fighting, then returned to Sierra Leone, before ultimately moving to Ghana, some 900 miles away, when he was 15. But friends who traveled around the world used to speak of an even safer place, with clean streets and unlimited opportunities: the United States.
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