US EditionScores of transgender Americans seeking route to Canada, including through asylum claims
- Canadian immigration lawyers have reported a surge in inquiries from transgender Americans about moving to Canada since U.S. President Donald Trump recognized only two genders.
- There is growing pressure on the Canadian government to issue a travel advisory for transgender Canadians due to increased risks when traveling to the U.S.
- Many inquiries come from parents of transgender or non-binary children fearing for their safety due to the Trump administration's policies.
- Advocates are urging the Canadian government to recognize potential asylum claims for U.S. Transgender individuals as the situation continues to escalate.
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At least one Jewish American traded Trump 2.0 for Winnipeg winter. Will others follow?
Ann Arbor, Michigan-based Andrew Lapin reports from south of the border for JTA. A year ago, Sarah Resnick had a good job and a Jewish community she liked in New York. She gave all that up to move to Winnipeg, a city where she knew nobody, in a country where she was not a citizen, in a climate whose extremes she was not used to. “Do I prefer walking the dog in negative-40? No,” Resnick recalled of her first winter in Winnipeg. “The life that I’m…
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Eyeing an escape route in the Trump era, these American Jews are moving to Canada
A year ago, Sarah Resnick had a good job and a Jewish community she liked in New York. She gave all that up to move to Winnipeg, a city where she knew nobody, in a country where she was not a citizen, in a climate whose extremes she was not used to. “Do I prefer walking the dog in negative-40? No,” Resnick recalled of her first winter in Winnipeg. “The life that I’m building here is different than my life in New York, but it’s just as fulfilling…
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