Trans Man Admits He Was wrong to leave USA
Eugene Delgaudio president of Public Advocate says:
"Another we told you so moment for a trans person who condemns the United States for being dangerous and then learns the hard way after burning bridges to the USA and leaving the US. Public Advocate's opinion is that all Americans have rights no matter your sexual orientation or lack of sexual orientation. We are the greatest country in the world and its always good when someone admits Public Advocate is right," says Eugene Delgaudio, president of Public Advocate.
PJ MEDIA AND NEW YORK POST REPORTS:
Jane-Michelle Arc wanted out of President Donald Trump's America. In April 2025, the transgender software engineer left San Francisco, flew to the Netherlands, and asked for asylum after saying harassment and a frightening encounter with a driver had made life in the United States feel dangerous.
A transgender American who fled the US in a huff at President Trump's reelection has been forced to return home to escape a notorious European asylum center - admitting that leaving was "the dumbest thing I've ever done."
Software engineer Jane-Michelle Arc, 48, returned home to California after failing to win asylum in the Netherlands - and discovering life in the notorious Ter Apel refugee camp was far more terrifying than anything under Trump's America.
Before returning, Arc gave numerous interviews decrying the conditions at the camp - specifically referring to anti-trans hostility from other asylum seekers, most from Syria, Eritrea, Somalia, Turkey, Algeria and Morocco.
"This is the dumbest thing I've ever done," Arc previously admitted to the Guardian of the "Wildly stupid" decision to flee.
"I hear a lot of people saying: 'You are an idiot. You came here from America.' People will tell me: 'Did you think about moving to California?' And then I say: 'Well, I lived in San Francisco' and then they go: 'Oh, that's a heaven for gay people,'" Arc admitted.
photo credit of "Jane-Michelle Arc" on youtube