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National writer for the @AP, covering politics, poverty and rural America. Based in my hometown, Louisville, Kentucky. Tell me a story at cgalofaro@ap.org.
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By Claire Galofaro Verified
| New Castle News Verified
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Village on Cincinnati’s outskirts transformed by immigration surge

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By Carolyn Kaster Verified, Claire Galofaro Verified
| The Lima News Verified
Mauritanian client Allasan Darko looks through donated clothing at Valley Interfaith Community Resource Center in Lockland, Ohio, on July 10. Carolyn Kaster | AP By Carolyn Kaster and Claire Galofaro • Associated Press LOCKLAND, Ohio — An old building in Lockland bustles every Friday afternoon, the sound of hammering old bicycle tires mixing with laughter and conversation that switches from English to the West African language Pular.
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African asylum seekers find home in unlikely new American melting pots

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By Claire Galofaro Verified
| MIA Media Group
LOCKLAND, Ohio (AP) — He keeps his American clothes in the closet: jeans, T-shirts, a hard hat for his job at a meatpacking plant. He folds his African clothes — including the blue robe he had shipped from home, the one he jokes makes him look like a king — and tucks them into a suitcase stashed in a corner. Samba Diallo needs those less often in this new life he’s building in the United States, and space is tight in the two-bedroom apartment that he shares with four other men.
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