Reunite Larkin Love and Alex Saint
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What Happened:
We were supposed to be married on June 29th, 2019.
As we returned from our pre-wedding trip to Iceland, my fiance, Alex Saint, and I were separated by US Immigration - just 7 days before we could say our vows.
The thousands of dollars we had spent on months of pre-marital counsel from a US immigration attorney was useless against what happened next.
Separation and interrogation began immediately. This went far beyond a border entry interview. Humiliating questioning and harassment about the nature of our jobs lasted for almost 8 hours while the two of us were kept completely apart. During that time, our frantic questions about the health or safety of our beloved partner went completely unanswered.
Eventually, agents informed us that Alex had been denied entry into the USA. With no more information than that, they sent him to the UK. I was allowed to kiss him goodbye once, under the supervision of multiple agents.
Despite this display of detainment, US Immigration did not charge either of us with anything.
The Plan Now:
We are proud adult industry performers and will stay that way! However, we no longer feel safe living in the United States and intend to relocate to the EU immediately, where we can continue our work and live our lives together without further pain and intimidation.
Alex is currently in the UK, bound for the Netherlands. I will meet him there as soon as I can.
Thanks to certain ties I have to the Netherlands, I have an immediate (though costly) path to legal residency - including work rights - and eventual citizenship. Alex, as an EU citizen, is able to live and work in the Netherlands immediately and legally. We will be able to marry there, live there, and work there without delay.
For the time being, I have returned to Florida alone to sell and pack everything I own. During what should be my wedding week, I am instead organizing an international move.
Where your donations go:
- Relocation fees
- Travel costs for me to fly to Amsterdam with a few suitcases of belongings
- Employing an agent to help us find and rent an apartment in the Netherlands
- Replacing essential household items we will not be able to take with us overseas.
Everything helps.
If our story resonates with you and you want to help us out, you can contribute to our legal expenses and relocation fees here. Every donation counts. Even $5 would help make this incredibly difficult time easier.
Whether you contribute financially or not, please consider sharing our story to spread the word. Anything you can do would help.
Thank you, from both of us.
We were supposed to be married on June 29th, 2019.
As we returned from our pre-wedding trip to Iceland, my fiance, Alex Saint, and I were separated by US Immigration - just 7 days before we could say our vows.
The thousands of dollars we had spent on months of pre-marital counsel from a US immigration attorney was useless against what happened next.
Separation and interrogation began immediately. This went far beyond a border entry interview. Humiliating questioning and harassment about the nature of our jobs lasted for almost 8 hours while the two of us were kept completely apart. During that time, our frantic questions about the health or safety of our beloved partner went completely unanswered.
Eventually, agents informed us that Alex had been denied entry into the USA. With no more information than that, they sent him to the UK. I was allowed to kiss him goodbye once, under the supervision of multiple agents.
Despite this display of detainment, US Immigration did not charge either of us with anything.
The Plan Now:
We are proud adult industry performers and will stay that way! However, we no longer feel safe living in the United States and intend to relocate to the EU immediately, where we can continue our work and live our lives together without further pain and intimidation.
Alex is currently in the UK, bound for the Netherlands. I will meet him there as soon as I can.
Thanks to certain ties I have to the Netherlands, I have an immediate (though costly) path to legal residency - including work rights - and eventual citizenship. Alex, as an EU citizen, is able to live and work in the Netherlands immediately and legally. We will be able to marry there, live there, and work there without delay.
For the time being, I have returned to Florida alone to sell and pack everything I own. During what should be my wedding week, I am instead organizing an international move.
Where your donations go:
- Relocation fees
- Travel costs for me to fly to Amsterdam with a few suitcases of belongings
- Employing an agent to help us find and rent an apartment in the Netherlands
- Replacing essential household items we will not be able to take with us overseas.
Everything helps.
If our story resonates with you and you want to help us out, you can contribute to our legal expenses and relocation fees here. Every donation counts. Even $5 would help make this incredibly difficult time easier.
Whether you contribute financially or not, please consider sharing our story to spread the word. Anything you can do would help.
Thank you, from both of us.
Organizer
Larkin Love
Organizer
St. Petersburg, FL