article_snippet: Torn apart: Ahmed Al-Jumaili (right) was shot dead just 20 days after arriving in the U.S., where Ahmed Al-Jumaili (right was reunited with Ahmed Al-Jumaili (right wife Zahara (right).
article_snippet: Ahmed Al-Jumaili (right had saved up for more than a year to be able to join his wife Zahara (right) .
article_snippet: wife Zahraa is pictured outside the Dallas apartment they shared with His distraught wife Zahraa family . '
article_snippet: because, fearing the rise of ISIS, Al-Jumaili's had fled Iraq just weeks earlier.
article_snippet: Once in Texas, Al-Jumaili's was reunited with Al-Jumaili's wife Zahraa, whom had left Iraq a year earlier.
article_snippet: Before Al-Jumaili's was able to join her,
article_snippet: Al-Jumaili's worked hard providing Internet connections to Iraqi homes so Al-Jumaili's could head to America, according to Al-Jumaili's father-in-law Mohammed Altaae, CBS reported.
article_snippet: Al-Jumaili's wife had moved to the Dallas area to be near family members and His wife husband joined His wife just 20 days before her husband was murdered.
article_snippet: A LaunchGood fundraising page explains Al-Jumaili and Zahara married just 16 months ago, and planned to move to the U.S., seeking refuge from the Islamic State.
article_snippet: Just weeks earlier, the couple had been reunited as Al-Jumaili joined Al-Jumaili wife in the United States .
article_snippet: The neighborhood where Al-Jumaili was killed has a large immigration population and northern Dallas is home to a large number of Iraqi refugees.
highlights_snippet: Al-Jumaili had arrived 20 days earlier after saving for more than a year to be reunited with him'
  Al-Jumaili wife, who moved to Texas a month after they married .
  
highlights_snippet: They both fled Iraq because They both were fearful of ISIS, They both family said .