Family background Tamerlan Tsarnaev

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tsarnaev s brother dzhokhar tsarnaev


the tsarnaevs forcibly moved chechnya soviet republic of kyrgyzstan in years following world war ii. anzor tsarnaev chechen, , zubeidat tsarnaeva avar. couple had 2 sons, tamerlan tsarnaev born in kalmyk autonomous soviet socialist republic in 1986, , dzhokhar tsarnaev born in kyrgyzstan in 1993. parents have 2 daughters. according some, other chechen americans in area apparently did not consider american branch of family chechen because had not ever lived in chechnya.


as children, tsarnaev , brother lived in tokmok, kyrgyzstan. in 2001, family moved makhachkala, dagestan, in russian federation. in april 2002, tsarnaev parents , dzhokhar went united states on 90-day tourist visa. anzor tsarnaev applied asylum, citing fears of deadly persecution due ties chechnya.


tsarnaev left in care of uncle ruslan in kyrgyzstan, , arrived in u.s. around 2 years later. in u.s. parents received asylum , filed 4 children, received derivative asylum status . settled on norfolk street in cambridge, massachusetts. tsarnaev lived in cambridge on norfolk street until death.


the family in constant transition next decade. anzor , zubeidat tsarnaev both received welfare benefits. father worked backyard mechanic , mother worked cosmetologist until lost job refusing work in business served men. in march 2007, family granted legal permanent residence.








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