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Mohamed Al-Hamdani, an Iraqi-born health care executive whose family came here in 1992 after spending 18 months in a refugee camp, poses for a portrait after an interview, Wednesday, Feb. 22, 2017, in Dayton, Ohio. President Donald Trump's tough talk and new policies on immigration have cast a cloud over Dayton that's linked its future to attracting and keeping foreign-born residents. The "Welcome Dayton" initiative has helped halt population decline, add well-educated, skilled workers, and revitalize rundown neighborhoods in a Rust Belt city that was reeling from the recession and losing a signature company. (AP Photo/John Minchillo)

Mohamed Al-Hamdani, an Iraqi-born health care executive whose family came here in 1992 after spending 18 months in a refugee camp, poses for a portrait after an interview, Wednesday, Feb. 22, 2017, in Dayton, Ohio. President Donald Trump's tough talk and new policies on immigration have cast a cloud over Dayton that's linked its future to attracting and keeping foreign-born residents. The "Welcome Dayton" initiative has helped halt population decline, add well-educated, skilled workers, and revitalize rundown neighborhoods in a Rust Belt city that was reeling from the recession and losing a signature company. (AP Photo/John Minchillo)

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