A new directive from the Obama Administration and the Department of Homeland Security will issue new guidelines to immigration field offices across the country, changing the way bi-national same-sex couples are treated by the federal government. 

Who leaked Geraldo Rivera the minutes from this month's Homosezzual Agenda meeting? The Fox News pundit blew the gay cover on Friday as he revealed one of the LGBT community's most secretive operations: a lesbian cabal takeover of the Department of Homeland Security. 

House Democrats are applying necessary pressure to the Obama administration to ensure that binational same-sex couples are protected from deportation.

As it stands now, a foreign same-sex partner of a US citizen has virtually no protection regarding whether they're forced to leave the country based on immigration laws.

House Reps, including Nancy Pelosi and other Democrats, want President Obama and his Homeland Security Secretary, Janet Napolitano to change that—in writing.

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Senator John Kerry (MA) has stepped out in support of a same-sex married couple, writing a letter to the Department of Homeland Security to prevent the deportation of a married, Pakistani lesbian whose immigration status is not protected based on the Defense of Marriage Act.

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Well here's something we didn't expect.

Republican Tom Ridge, the former Pennsylvania  governor and Secretary of Homeland Security, is speaking out against many of his fellow Republicans for their anti-LGBT views.

See what he has to say after the jump!

Customs lines for folks entering the United States was just another source of discrimination against same-sex couples. But the inequity might soon be a thing of the past as the U.S. Department of Homeland Security announces a proposal to change its policy on the way it processes families through customs. Details follow.

In what's being hailed as a major victory for LGBT rights, the U.S. has decided not to separate Henry Velandia and Josh Vandiver; the Department of Homeland Security has dropped immigration proceedings against Henry. Details follow.