Afghan brothers reunite after U.S. immigration system separated them
Two Afghan brothers who fought alongside Americans during the war on the Taliban have finally been reunited. NBC’s Julia Ainsley has the story of the brothers' reconciliation after one brother was legally allowed in the U.S. and the other was detained by officials at the southern border.
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