Bethlehem
Three generations of a Turkish family were stripped of their livelihoods, life savings, friends and culture in a sweeping purge by the authoritarian regime of Turkey's President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.
They languish as political refugees in a cramped apartment along a busy commercial stretch of Delaware Avenue.
"We feel like prisoners. We are alone and afraid to go out. We don't know who we can trust," said Yavuz, 48, the father, a former elementary school teacher and government worker.