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.
The WNBA superstar is reportedly being investigated for the "large-scale transportation of drugs" and faces up to 10 years in jail.
The U.S. government has classified Griner, who has been in Russian custody since February, as wrongfully detained.
It was Brittney Griner’s first regular season game since she was released from a Russian prison camp.
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Matthew Humphrey has been exonerated three years after his wrongful arrest for speaking out against book bans during a local library board meeting.
Russian penal colonies are often harsh facilities for political prisoners, according to the U.S. State Department.
The government has reclassified her case and a special envoy will negotiate for her release.
The out WNBA star was released as part of a reported prisoner swap for convicted arms dealer Viktor Bout.
Roxsana Hernandez died in ICE custody in May 2018, and Sens. Kamala Harris and Richard Blumenthal are asking why surveillance video was erased.
Olga Arellano sobs as she recalls how her HIV-positive transgender daughter spent two months succumbing to infections in a U.S. migrant detention center, complaining that she didn't see a doctor or get the right medicine.
The WNBA star in Paris for the Olympics issued a joyful statement after news of the exchange spread.
The WNBA star will explain in vivid detail what it was like to be wrongfully detained as a political pawn in Russia without speaking the language.
Brittney Griner was convicted of drug-related charges in early August and sentenced to nine years in prison by a Russian court.
The WNBA star's current whereabouts are unknown as the White House and her legal team work for her release.
The celebrated out WNBA champion thanked her supporters in a statement through her legal team. Griner has been detained in Russia since February.
When the most famous female athlete in the world was arrested in Russia -- days before that nation started a war -- it set off a desperate nine-month scramble.
Activists demand a prisoner be freed from the solitary confinement he's been held in for 15 months.