ok this is a dumb question..

so i jsut saw this http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/24649689....does this mean all equal right according to the law would this include immigration rights??

The link isn't working for me. What was the story about?

link doesnt work.

my bad yall here try this

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/24649689

Sadly no. I don't think that change is going to occur unless we get a new more equal rights friendly administration in the white house.

I dont think so, but wouldn't it be awesome?

It would be amazing, actually.

The answer would be be no because this is a State Supreme court ruling & immigration matters are always Federal.

If the Federal rules under DOMA[Definition of Marriage act] could be changed,I'm sure it would be more than possible for same sex marriages to apply for their partners under the immigration rules.I also don't think it would require a constitutional amendment in order for the immigration rules to apply for same-sex marriages as well.

There are immigration rights in many countries for same-sex couples such as Australia,United Kingdom & Canada.

DAMN IT ! i need to get rid of my gf here in the US and get me one in canada...or england!!

I have my boyfriend in Canada, but I'm scared of the 10 year ban, not the mention being undocumented in the U.S. and trying to adjust in Canada is a huge risk. Apparently Canada's decision on granting residency is greatly influenced by your status in the U.S.