Inside the Story: Twin daughters of Somalian refugees on the road to becoming doctors @danrascon4545

Uploaded March 2017 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago

(KUTV) Seventeen-year-old twin sisters are at the front line of speaking out for refugees.

They are daughters of Somalian refugees and are Muslim.

Asma and Anisa Dahir are also making strides in the medical field--they both have dreams of becoming pediatric surgeons so they can one day return to Somalia to help.

Inside the Story: Twin daughters of Somalian refugees on the road to becoming doctors

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