Nonprofit Group Working to Help Transgender People Escape the U.S.
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April 11, 2023
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TRANSport offers its clients resources and support as they seek to leave the country to start a better life elsewhere.
The death of Roxana Hernandez has transgender activists calling for the release of all trans immigrants in detention.
White House spokesman Josh Earnest denied that the Obama administration has a quota system for admitting Syrian refugees.Â
Despite the lack of fanfare or a Rose Garden ceremony, the U.S. is now helping LGBT people fleeing persecution to bring their loved ones along.Â
Sen. Cory Booker shares why we all must end our silence around the epidemic of violence trans people of color face.Â
Several civil rights groups spoke out Friday about the harm the new rules will do to LGBTQ people and others.
Zoella Zayce says she didn't feel safe in her home nation due to its anti-LGBTQ laws and culture.
Tell the administration we need to help queer migrants, not return them to discrimination and violence.
Johana Medina died in ICE custody after being denied asylum.
All around the world, LGBTQ people are running for their lives. We can't let Trump turn America's back on them.
The rule makes it much harder to prove one's identity, so Lambda Legal and Immigration Equality plan to sue.
The Justice Department aims to bar anyone who enters the U.S. illegally from applying for asylum, a move that would put many in mortal danger.
Alejandra Barrera has been detained at the border for nearly two years. It's time for her to be released.Â
Attorneys for a transgender woman say they still haven't been able to contact her after she was arrested during her asylum hearing.
The Central American trans women expressed relief and gratitude after being allowed to stay in the United States.
White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany tried to gaslight her way out of a question about the president's ban on trans service members.
The U.S. has not offered asylum to any Chechen fleeing anti-LGBTQ persecution and has become increasingly hostile to those seeking it.
The nonprofit organization is seeking to hold the president to his promises on helping the most marginalized queer people around the world.
Her death comes more than a year after Roxsana Hernandez's passing under controversial circumstances.