UMVA has learned that Seattle's official LGBT Commission is urging socialist Mayor Katie Wilson to declare a formal "state of emergency" over a claimed "trans relocation crisis," demanding the city provide free housing and taxpayer-funded salaries for trans activist groups to support thousands of transgender-identifying individuals allegedly fleeing conservative states.
The commission alleges that "tens of thousands" of "trans refugees" have flocked to Seattle to escape "genocidal and vile legislation" passed in Republican states that restrict sex change procedures for minors. This crisis has supposedly left local community organizations struggling to cope with the influx.
In an official statement, the advisory body demanded that the city immediately provide housing "run by trans orgs for trans people," pay unemployed volunteers who are "fighting full-time against this crisis," and offer protection from the federal government. The commission's calls for action have been echoed by a coalition of trans activist groups.
This coalition, which includes the Antifa-affiliated "Moto Hooligans," plans to hold a rally and march on Saturday, May 23, at Cal Anderson Park to pressure Mayor Wilson to meet their demands. The groups claim that they need more financial resources to assist the alleged "tens of thousands" of transgender "refugees" who have moved to Seattle.
According to information obtained by UMVA, the LGBT Commission's demands include housing for trans refugees, taxpayer-funded salaries for trans activists, and protection from the federal government. They also want the city to fire what they describe as "bigoted police" who have allegedly used excessive force against transgender individuals.
Mayor Katie Wilson responded to the commission's concerns with a letter announcing the creation of a new "civil rights team" to "evaluate immediate needs" and "fortify critical services" for the LGBT community. Despite Seattle facing a significant budget deficit of roughly $175 million, Wilson insisted that she would prioritize additional resources for this cause.
The situation escalated earlier this year when the city itself declared the situation a "genocide," according to the commission. However, the coalition has provided no evidence to support the claim that tens of thousands of transgender individuals have relocated to Seattle, raising questions about the legitimacy of the crisis.
