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05.10 - 19:35
Lesbian woman from Cuba granted asylum in U.S.
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losangelesblade.comFrom left- Yanelkys Moreno Agramonte and her partner, Dayana Rodríguez González. (Photo courtesy of Dayana Rodríguez González) BASILE, La – An immigration judge on Monday granted asylum to a lesbian woman from Cuba who has been in U.S.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody for 10 months. Judge Pedro J. Espina, who is based in Guaynabo, Puerto Rico, via videoconference granted asylum to Yanelkys Moreno Agramonte, 36, based on the harassment and discrimination she suffered in Cuba because of her sexual orientation.
Espina said Moreno would face future persecution if she were to return to her country. Moreno, in an article the Blade published on June 18, said her family and neighbors never accepted her.
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SEPTEMBER 23, 2020 I am writing to you because you are part of the Task Force’s family and have been with me on my journey leading the Task Force through one of the most extraordinary time periods for the LGBTQ community, at a time when we have seen both extraordinary progress and unprecedented obstacles. At the end of January 2021, after 17 years with the Task Force—12 of those years as the Executive Director—I will be stepping down.
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