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WATCH: One Queer Immigrant Who Obama's Plan Could Help

As part of GLAAD's new video series, Claire Pires interviews Yenny Quispe, a queer Latina immigrant from Peru.

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Yenny, a queer, Latina immigrant talks to GLAAD: All Access about immigration reform and how it affects her family. The Peruvian immigrant is part of the organization United We Dream and the organization QUIP (Queer Undocumented Immigrant Project).

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