Archive for immigration law

Andrew Sullivan’s “Familiar Feeling” — and a Qualified Defense of Obama

Well, we’re not even four months into the Obama Administration and already the LGBT community is frustrated at the pace of developments. And, really, who can blame us, after the betrayals of the Clinton Administration and the hostility of his successor who-must-not-be-named? Here’s Andrew Sullivan, in a sobering and angry piece on the Atlantic website [...]

Posted by: John Culhane on Thursday, May 14th, 2009

The Immigration Follies

Yesterday, I wrote with righteous fury about the effects of marriage inequality on the mother of twelve-year-old twins. Her deportation to the Philippines, scheduled for tomorrow, will mean that these kids will lose her (and she, them). Again, were her same-sex partner permitted to “sponsor” her as may U.S. citizens married to foreigners, this sad [...]

Posted by: John Culhane on Thursday, April 2nd, 2009