After the first Trans Gay Migrant Caravan formed in 2017, LGBTQ migrants have become a more visible demographic among those making their way to or through Mexico. But they face a “triple vulnerability,” according to Dana Graber Ladek, head of the UN’s International Organization for Migration. They are not only stigmatized for their migrant status and sexual orientation, but their “irregular” travels make LGBTQ migrants challenging to document. NBC News has more.
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LGBTQ migrants face 'triple vulnerability' as a group in Mexico aims to help them
Mexico has become one of the largest migratory corridors in the world, and the Organization for Refuge, Asylum and Migration (ORAM) is spearheading a campaign in Mexico to raise money to specifically help LGBTQ migrants, who face added discrimination…Albinson Linares (NBC News)
