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Will LGBT Amendments Bring Down Immigration Reform?
By Conswella Bennett | Tuesday May 21, 2013
Though LGBT groups remain optimistic on an inclusive LGBT immigration bill, some have raised concern that the gay amendments could destroy the bill’s chances of becoming law.
Activists Call for LGBT-Inclusive Immigration Bill
By Michelle Lim | Sunday Apr 28, 2013
LGBTs and their allies stood together on April 10 to demand that the Gang of 8 deliver comprehensive immigration reform.
Harry Reid: Immigration Reform Needs to Protect Gay Couples
By Jason St. Amand | Tuesday Feb 5, 2013
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid said he expects the Senate to pass the immigration reform, which protects LGBT bi-national families, even though conservatives, including Sen. John McCain, have strongly opposed the idea.
Right Frets Over Sheriff Babeu Scandal: Does Immigration Trump ’Gay Agenda’?
By Peter Cassels | Friday Mar 2, 2012
When Paul Babeu, sheriff of a rural Arizona county, was outed by a Mexican lover whom he allegedly threatened with deportation, it played up the intersection (& sometime paradox) of the right-wing’s twin bugbears: illegal immigrants & out-gay allies.
Married Gay Calif. Man Still Faces Possible Deportation
By Megan Barnes | Friday Aug 19, 2011
Anthony John Makk continues to fight his possible deportation back to his native Australia after an immigration court last month denied him permanent residency as the spouse of an American citizen.
Obama Administration Announces Case-by-Case Review of Deportations
By Alicia A. Caldwell | Thursday Aug 18, 2011
The Obama administration said Thursday it will indefinitely delay deporting many illegal immigrants who don’t have criminal records and will offer them a chance to apply for a work permit.
A Complicated Path to Immigration Equality
By Chris Geidner | Friday May 13, 2011
News Analysis: Attorney General Holder’s unusual decision to intervene in Paul Wilson Dorman’s immigration case shows the current law’s difficulties - for same-sex couples and the government
Deportation of Partner in Same-Sex Couple Halted
Friday May 6, 2011
A judge in Newark, N.J., on Friday, May 6, halted Venezuelan salsa dancer Henry Velandia’s deportation after U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder intervened.
Bi-National Same-Sex Couples Fight to Keep Families Intact
By Winnie McCroy | Wednesday Apr 13, 2011
The LGBT Community Center in lower Manhattan hosted a panel on Sunday, April 10, that highlighted the plight of bi-national same-sex couples that continue to struggle to keep their families intact.
US Back to Denying Visas to Same-Sex Bi-National Couples
By Alicia A. Caldwell | Thursday Mar 31, 2011
After a brief reprieve, immigration authorities are once again denying applications for immigration benefits for same sex couples following a legal review.
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