Jan 29, 2024
They’ve spent untold money and time commuting or moving away so they can give their transgender children treatment that’s been deemed safe, they told CNN
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They’ve spent untold money and time commuting or moving away so they can give their transgender children treatment that’s been deemed safe, they told CNN
Rochester, Albany and other cities offer refuge from anti-trans laws in other states and ballooning costs in big cities
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Rainbow Railroad calls on the Canadian government to lead by welcoming LGBTQ2S+ refugees
Article from 20 June 2025.
Amid increasingly hostile laws and rhetoric targeting transgender people in the United States, many of them seek to move to places they feel safer. Aaron Slayton is one of many who have made a new home in central Illinois
IPM is the student-run news service at the University of Illinois.
As restrictions on trans rights mount under the Trump Administration, more transgender Americans are emigrating.
In his second term, Trump’s rhetoric and policies regarding the trans community have become far more menacing.
(article may be behind paywall)
Four trans Americans claiming refuge abroad tell Io Dodds why they no longer feel safe in their home country, from fears of martial law to being arrested in changing rooms