LGBTQ+ immigrants face 'most immediate risk' of ICE raids in Los Angeles
Over 1.25 million LGBTQ+ adult immigrants live in the U.S., with an estimated 10 percent living in Los Angeles County.
June 13, 2025
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Over 1.25 million LGBTQ+ adult immigrants live in the U.S., with an estimated 10 percent living in Los Angeles County.
As immigration raids and protests sweep LA, California's queer groups say "LGBTQ+ immigrants are especially vulnerable."
The trans activist says immigration and LGBTQ rights are all connected, and we need to stand up for migrants and asylum-seekers.
These people are not dangerous; they're desperate.
A new book captures the humanity of people too often demonized.
The violence of the detention system falls hardest on people already facing persecution and bias because of their sexuality or gender identity.
Make your voice heard before the Trump administration makes a terrible move.
This administration can't just half-heartedly fix what Trump broke; it must do better for undocumented people.
About 3 percent of immigrants living in the country identify as LGBTQ+.
The policy is as bad as or worse than Donald Trump's, according to some critics.
“It wasn’t like I was talking about people I don’t know,” Budde told The Advocate.
“There are gay, lesbian, and transgender children in Democratic, Republican, and independent families, some who fear for their lives,” the Right Rev. Mariann Edgar Budde told the president.
The Los Angeles City Council voted unanimously Tuesday to pass the “sanctuary city” ordinance, shielding queer youth who travel to the city to receive gender-affirming care from prosecution.
Activists for LGBTQ equality, reproductive rights, immigrants, and more will be at the counter-rally.
America's immigration system is broken, but LGBTQ people may be the ones to fix it.
A popular TikTok content creator sounds the alarm for women, immigrants and LGBTQ+ people.
Harris expressed concern for the safety of LGBTQ+ Americans, immigrants, and others at a meeting of Black journalists.
A united front of LGBTQ+ and immigrants' rights organizations recently condemned potential changes to asylum regulations.
As Congress debates sweeping new legislation on immigration reform, gay rights groups are banding together to fight for the rights of immigrants. "We are calling on LGBTQ immigrants and supporters to march together in a contingent [during Monday's Day for Immigrant Justice]," said Leslie Bulbuk (pictured), cofounder of the pro-gay immigration group Love Sees No Borders.
States are increasingly "preempting" the laws of cities and towns that seek to protect low-income workers, immigrants, and LGBTQ people.