One of the most shocking assertions in the government's response to our lawsuit is that we have failed to demonstrate that we have suffered immediate and irreparable harm as a result of their actions. In this episode, we hear from several plaintiffs on the subject.

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On Wednesday, October 14, the government filed their response to our complaint in Milligan v. Pompeo - our lawsuit for love.  In this episode, we read through some of the highlights and react alongside a few of our co-plaintiffs. 

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In this episode, one of our plaintiffs reads through our complaint (our initial court filing) to help you understand more about our case. 

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As months pass and the world searches for a new normal, some of us remain on pause. In this episode, we hear the stories of two couples dealing with health issues, housing uncertainty, and the challenges of living apart indefinitely, at the mercy of State Department policy.

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In this episode, we hear the stories of two couples fighting for the promises of America. One couple’s search for marriage equality left them relying on the United States to deliver on this hard-won promise. For our second couple, in spite of service to his country, the Department of State’s policies have left a staff sergeant in the US Air Force living alone in the house he bought for his future family.

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It's our first episode! Learn about why US citizens are suing the Trump administration to fight for our right to marry. 

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Topics: love, marriage, K1 visa, fiance visa, immigration, US immigration, COVID-19, lawsuit