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The Supreme Court ruling could leave some immigrant families in legal limbo. It also weakens the power of lower courts to block Trump’s policies from taking effect.
In an interview with The Advocate, the Democratic lawmaker and constitutional law professor talks about all the ramifications and illegalities of the Trump presidency.
As we commemorate Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s life today, a president who stands for exclusion takes office. But King's wisdom can help us fight back, writes Imani Rupert-Gordon
"He doesn’t know what he’s talking about," Mary Trump recently said of her uncle's plan to end birthright citizenship.
America's youngest U.S. citizens are the latest targets of Trump's rage leading up to the mid-terms.
The department has appealed a federal judge's ruling that both sons of a binational same-sex couple are entitled to birthright citizenship.
The State Department has denied birthright citizenship to some children of binational same-sex couples, acting as if the couples were not married, says Immigration Equality.
The State Department is wrong to consider children born "out of wedlock" if they're born abroad to married same-sex couples, a federal judge rules.
The policy had denied citizenship to the children of many married same-sex couples and had been successfully challenged in court.
The government had recognized one of the binational couple's twin sons as a U.S. citizen but not the other.
Kayleigh McEnany prevaricated when confronted about discrimination against same-sex couples and their children.
The court strikes another blow to the State Department policy of considering some children of same-sex couples born "out of wedlock."
The department had failed to recognize the citizenship of children born abroad to same-sex couples who are U.S. citizens.
About 3 percent of immigrants living in the country identify as LGBTQ+.
The former Virginia attorney general, picked to head U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services, has called the "homosexual agenda" self-destructive.
She pointed out how in almost every metric Donald Trump is losing.
Among his first actions will be attacks on the LGBTQ+ community. Here's what he may have planned.
"GLSEN, like many of our peer organizations and the communities we serve, is not immune to the widespread and sudden changes moving swiftly over the horizon," writes Melanie Willingham-Jaggers.
Sessions voted against expanding hate-crimes law to cover anti-LGBT attacks, opposes marriage equality, and wants to sanction discrimination in the name of "religious freedom."
Pages devoted to HIV and AIDS, assisted reproductive technologies, and youth health risks had disappeared from government websites due to Donald Trump's "gender ideology" order.
