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Tag Archives: Deportation
Out Gay Indonesian Granted Stay of Deportation
Philadelphia couple Anton Tanumihardja and his partner, Brian Andersen, were set to be split apart today despite Anton's continuing pleas for asylum. Newsworks reported on Friday: Anton would seem to have a compelling case for asylum. Anton is gay, which … Continue reading
UPDATE on Brenda Namigadde: Deportation delayed by temporary injunction
As I noted here earlier, Ugandan lesbian Brenda Namigadde — who fled to the U.K. in 2002 to escape persecution in her home country where homosexuality is outlawed with those who break that law subject to up to 14 years … Continue reading
Posted in Instant Tea, news
Tagged asylum, BBC, Brenda, court judge, Deportation, gay rights, kato, law subject, london time, Persecution, temporary injunction, urgency, wednesdays
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Gay Brazilian married in U.S. may face deportation
RUSSELL CONTRERAS | Associated Press BOSTON — A Brazilian man who was recently reunited with his Massachusetts husband when federal officials temporarily allowed him into the U.S. said he could face deportation because the attorney general won’t reverse the immigration … Continue reading
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Tagged Associated Press, asylum seeker, attor, coco, contreras, Deportation, eric holder, federal officials, humanitarian grounds, husband tim, immigrant advocates, international attention, john kerry, latin america, married couple, permanent residency, Persecution, rape victims, sen john kerry, telephone interview
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Gay couple separated by immigration law as one fights cancer; congressman won’t help
Aurelio Tolentino, left, and his partner, Roi Whaley Roi Whaley and Aurelio Tolentino, both HIV-positive, met in 2004 through a support group for people living with AIDS. Roi is a native of Gulfport, Miss., and Tolentino, a registered nurse, had … Continue reading
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Tagged Aurelio Tolentino, Deportation, green card, Harassment, health rules, HIV, hiv positive, Immigrants, Immigration Equality, immigration officials, last time, living with aids, mississipi, Obama, oncologist, permanent resident, phillipines, registered nurse, Roi Whaley, seeking asylum, support group, terminal cancer, work visa
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