LGBTQ Couples Race to Secure Rights Before New Administration

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Following Donald Trump's re-election, many same-sex couples are rushing to marry out of fear that their rights, including marriage equality, might be rescinded during his second term. Concerns have been heightened by past Supreme Court actions and statements from Justices Thomas and Alito suggesting a willingness to overturn the 2015 Obergefell v. Hodges decision. Despite reassurances from Trump's team and legal protections like the Respect for Marriage Act, anxiety persists among LGBTQ+ communities, prompting some wedding vendors to offer free or discounted services to support these couples.
Topics:top-news#donald-trump#fear-of-rights-rollback#lgbtq-rights#politics#same-sex-marriage#supreme-court
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