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LGBTQ+ Afghans risk safety by protesting U.S. government & publications that “left us behind”
If the Taliban discovers the protestors’ identities, they could be arrested, tortured, and killed.
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Court rules Honduran trans woman who spent 3 years in ICE custody should have been granted asylum
“Any reasonable adjudicator would be compelled to find a pattern or practice of persecution against Transgender women in Honduras.”
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Court blocks Trump administration attempt to refuse LGBTQ asylum-seekers without hearings
“In effect, the government keeps crashing the same car into a gate, hoping that someday it might break through,” the judge wrote.
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The damage from the Trump presidency won’t be easy for Biden to undo. He’s not done either.
45 has already checked out of the job, but with last-minute regulation changes to a raft of anti-LGBTQ appointees, the Trump administration will continue to cast a long shadow over Biden’s goals.
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Trump wants to appoint an anti-LGBTQ crusader to head the immigration system
As former VA attorney general, he called gays “soulless” and tried to criminalize consensual sex. In this new position, he could do even more damage to LGBTQ immigrants and families.
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Canada is showing the U.S. what it means to be a leader in LGBTQ rights
Our neighbors to the north are filling the vacuum created by Trump’s abdication of American leadership.
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Dozens of LGBTQ asylum seekers in the migrant caravan have arrived at the border
“People wouldn’t let us into trucks, they made us get in the back of the line for showers, they would call us ugly names.”
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Austria tells a teenager that he’s not stereotypically gay enough to get asylum
He apparently doesn’t “walk, act and dress” like a gay man.
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Trump has declared war on LGBTQ rights. Here’s everything he’s done so far.
When you look at all the attacks, the pattern of Trump’s willful destruction of our rights is crystal clear.
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Scores of gay Russians seek asylum in U.S. due to hostility back home
NEW YORK — Had he stayed in Russia, Andrew Mironov would be settling in to a stable job with an oil company, likely with a newly awarded doctoral degree in electrical engineering. Instead, he faces an uncertain future in New York City as one of scores of Russian gays seeking asylum in the United States because of hostility and harassment in their homeland.