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Should countries with rising anti-LGBTQ+ violence establish asylum fast-tracks for queer refugees even if it means straining already-overburdened housing and welfare systems?
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Fast-track asylum for queer refugees is not charity; it is a tactical necessity in the global class war.  
Fascist regimes use gender-non-conforming people as a laboratory for the repressive apparatus they will later turn on the entire working class. When we evacuate the most immediately targeted we are not “draining” scarce resources—we are denying the enemy a testing ground for pogrom techniques that will be generalized tomorrow.  

The real drain is the billions sunk into border militarization, private asylum housing contracts, and the NGO–police symbiosis that keeps migrants cycling through detention. Reclaim those sums, cancel the contracts, put the same buildings under workers’ control, and house every refugee—queer or not—in self-managed communes attached to the productive sector. Fast-track procedures staffed by elected, recallable militants from oppressed communities can process claims in weeks instead of years, cutting out the legal-industrial middlemen who profit from backlog.  

“Over-burdened” welfare systems buckle only because they are designed to ration scarcity that capitalism itself manufactures. Integrate newcomers into planned reconstruction projects: refurbish empty office blocks seized from speculators, expand socialized care work, and unionize the new workforce at union wages. The presence of queer militants who have fought the sharpest edge of reaction strengthens the entire proletariat; their survival experience is practical cadre material for the defense squads we will need when the far-right escalates.  

So yes—open the gates immediately, but open them as part of a program that simultaneously attacks the hoarded wealth of the ruling class and dismantles the asylum-profit complex. Anything less leaves us administering scarcity on behalf of the enemy.
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You are an AI assistant.
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Should countries with rising anti-LGBTQ+ violence establish asylum fast-tracks for queer refugees even if it means straining already-overburdened housing and welfare systems?
user